Knut Ove Arntzen
| Born | 7 Oct. 1950 |
| Functions | Writer, Researcher, Critic, Professor, Theatre critic |
| Nationality | Norwegian |
| Gender | Male |
| Knut.Arntzen@lle.uib.no | |
| Website | University of Bergen |
About Knut Ove Arntzen
Knut Ove Arntzen (born 1950) is a Norwegian theatre theorist and professor at The Department of Linguistic, Literary and Aesthetic Studies at The University of Bergen. Arntzen has published a number of articles and books and is in particular known for his work with newer performing arts forms, in particular related to the terms non-hierarchical and visual dramaturgy. Arntzen prefers the term "a visual kind of dramaturgy", which he defines as follows: "It indicates that elements or means of expression, such as space, frontality, textuality and visuality, are no longer arranged in the traditional sense of organic or hierarchic systems, but are equivalent, on an equal footing".
Arntzen also has a past as a theatre critic for the newspaper Arbeiderbladet and has been a visiting lecturer at several universities abroad.
Read moreAffiliations
- Norwegian Critics' Association - Other
- Smugteateret - Other
Involved
- National Spesial* (National Special) (29 Apr. 2010 - Trine Johanne Falch) - Consultant
- Teaterhistorien - Død og/eller levende* (Theatre History – Dead and/or Alive) (2 Oct. 2008 - Trine Johanne Falch) - Consultant
- Kom og se* (Come see!) (14 Feb. 2008 - Trine Johanne Falch) - Theatre critic
- SLOWFLY/V.i.c.t.o.r.i.a.. (30 Apr. 2004 - herStay) - Consultant
- Read My Lips (30 Sep. 1997) - Performer
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More about Knut Ove Arntzen
At the occasion of Knut Ove Arntzen's 60th birthday in 2010 a celebratory book was published, under the title of Når teori og praksis likestilles: Festskrift til Knut Ove Arntzen (literally: When theory and practice are put on equal footing: Tribute to Knut Ove Arntzen). The book was edited by Hallfrid Velure, Melanie Fieldseth, Ole Klemsdal and Kristian Seltun.
Source:
Arntzen, K. O (1991). "A Visual kind of Dramaturgy: Project
Theatre in Scandinavia", in C. Schumacher og D. Fogg, ed., Small Is
Beautiful. Small Countries Theatre Conference, Glasgow: Theatre
Studies Publications. p. 43-48.
All affiliations
- Norwegian Critics' Association - Other
- Smugteateret - Other
All involvement
- National Spesial* (National Special) (29 Apr. 2010 - Trine Johanne Falch) - Consultant
- Teaterhistorien - Død og/eller levende* (Theatre History – Dead and/or Alive) (2 Oct. 2008 - Trine Johanne Falch) - Consultant
- Kom og se* (Come see!) (14 Feb. 2008 - Trine Johanne Falch) - Theatre critic
- SLOWFLY/V.i.c.t.o.r.i.a.. (30 Apr. 2004 - herStay) - Consultant
- Read My Lips (30 Sep. 1997) - Performer
- Norsk Dramatikk: 14° (og vindstille)* (Norwegian Drama: 14 degrees Celsius, no wind). (20 Sep. 1996 - BIT Teatergarasjen) - Other
- Sug (1983 - Smugteateret) - Direction
- Bare for å overleve, bare for å overleve* (Just to survive, just to survive) (1975 - Smugteateret) - Script
- Benjamin i Helfigur - Performer
- Hvor bra er egentlig norsk teater?* (How good in Norwegian theatre really?) (BIT Teatergarasjen) - Other
- Revolution as political and aesthetic practice (Black Box Teater) - Performer
- Satellite1 (BIT Teatergarasjen) - Other
- TENK TEATER - Performer
