Fattigper og Prinsessen* (Poor Per and the Princess)
Fattigper og Prinsessen* (Poor Per and the Princess) was a theatre production staged by The National Theatre in 1930, based on the play by Ingrid Kittelsen Treider.
Information
(Objekt ID 15723)| Object type | Production |
| Premiere | December 26, 1939 |
| Produced by | The National Theatre |
| Based on | Fattigper og Prinsessen* (Poor Per and the Princess) by Ingrid Kittelsen Treider |
| Audience | Children |
| Number of events | 35 |
| Language | Norwegian |
| Keywords | Performance for children, Fairytale, Theatre |
| Running period | December 26, 1939 |
| Website | Nationaltheatret |
Requirements to venue
| Blackout | No |
Contributors (31)
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Ingrid Kittelsen Treider | – Playwright |
| Eyvin Vedéne | – Direction |
| Astri Dahl | – Choreography |
| Carsten Carlsen | – Musical direction |
| Marius Moartiz Ulfrstad | – Music |
| Christian Stenersen | – Stage design |
| Lita Prahl | – Costume design |
| Arne Bang-Hansen | – Actor (Jon Smakar / Surre Humle) |
| Adolf Bjerke | – Actor (Prins Gull) |
| Jens Bolling | – Actor (Grantreet) |
| Aud Brandt Hassel | – Actor (Fru Sky) |
| Bjarne Bø | – Actor (Snemannen / Tor i Tordenskyen) |
| Aagot Børseth | – Actor (Fru Maria Fly-Fly) |
| Vibeke Falk | – Actor (Prinsesse Lita) |
| Else Frogg | – Actor (Havfrue) |
| Per Gjersøe | – Actor (Prins Mammadalt) |
| Marit Halset | – Actor (Havfrue) |
| Randi Holst-Jensen | – Actor (Havfrue) |
| Alette Ihlen | – Actor (Havfrue) |
| Emma Juel | – Actor (Mor Sopp) |
| Tryggve Larssen | – Actor (Nils Vaktmann) |
| Otto Lundh | – Actor (Helge Langbein) |
| Sigurd Magnussøn | – Actor (Kongen) |
| Karin Meyer | – Actor (Gamledadda) |
| Lars Nordrum | – Actor (Prins Vakker) |
| Jørn Ording | – Actor (Fattigper) |
| Lisa Schanche | – Actor (Havprinsessen) |
| Gunnar Simenstad | – Actor (Den skogskjelvene / Prins Styrke) |
| Hilde Solheim | – Actor (Maren Kokke) |
| Anna Winge | – Actor (Den gamle heksa) |
| Monrad Misje | – Dancer (Snekongen) |
Performance dates
| December 26, 1939 – Hovedscenen, Nationaltheatret, The National Theatre | Worldwide premiere |