Run for your wife
Run for your wife was a theatre production performed at Ole Bull Scene in 2001.
Gjert Haga directed it.
To fruer i en smekk (literally: Two wives in one) is a Norwegian translation of the farce Run for your wife by Ray Cooney. The farce is about a taxi driver with two wives in two boroughs, a lazy tenant and a driving schedule out of the ordinary.
Information
(Objekt ID 15636)| Object type | Production |
| Premiere | August 1, 2001 |
| Based on | Run for Your Wife by Ray Cooney |
| Audience | Adults, Youth |
| Language | Norwegian |
| Keywords | Farce, Theatre |
| Running period | August 1, 2001 |
More
The problem begins when the taxi driver John is robbed and ends up in a hospital. Both his addresses come to the surface and two very suspecting police officers, one from each borough, begin investigating him. John involves his tenant in his increasingly madcap attempts at explaining the situation, for the police and his two wives.
Contributors (13)
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Gjert Haga | – Direction |
| Geir Amundsen | – Stage design |
| Birthe-Lisbeth Ludvigsen | – Costume |
| Knut Olaf Elvik | – Actor |
| Gjert Haga | – Actor |
| Birgitte Kristoffersen | – Actor |
| Yngve Seterås | – Actor |
| Eirik del Barco Soleglad | – Actor |
| Ramona Sulen | – Actor |
| Markus Scarth Tønseth | – Actor |
| Birthe-Lisbeth Ludvigsen | – Props |
| Birthe-Lisbeth Ludvigsen | – Stage manager |
| Birthe-Lisbeth Ludvigsen | – Assistant Stage Designer |
Performance dates
| August 1, 2001 – Ole Bull Scene, Ole Bull Huset | Opening night |