Aunt Ulrikke
Aunt Ulrikke was a theatre production staged by The National Theatre in 1901, based on the play by Gunnar Heiberg.
Information
(Objekt ID 15747)| Object type | Production |
| Premiere | January 8, 1901 |
| Produced by | The National Theatre |
| Based on | Aunt Ulrikke by Gunnar Heiberg |
| Audience | Adults |
| Language | Norwegian |
| Keywords | Drama, Theatre |
| Running period | January 8, 1901 |
| Website | NATIONALTHEATRET ARKIV |
Requirements to venue
| Blackout | No |
Contributors (30)
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Gunnar Heiberg | – Playwright |
| Olaf Mørch Hansson | – Direction |
| Jens Wang | – Stage design |
| Sigurd Asmundsen | – Actor (Stud. jur. P. Strøm) |
| Jean Berg | – Actor (En socialist) |
| Ludvig Bergh | – Actor (Advokat Strøm) |
| Theodor Blich | – Actor (1. fulle mann) |
| Halfdan Christensen | – Actor (Ejvind Stabel) |
| Aagot Didriksen | – Actor (Helene) |
| Johanne Dybwad | – Actor (Tante Ulrikke) |
| Egil Eide | – Actor (Student Fredriksen) |
| Sigurd Eldegard | – Actor (1. referent) |
| Hilda Fredriksen | – Actor (En kjærring) |
| Josefine Halvorsen | – Actor (En kjærring - % 21. september 1901) |
| Nicolai Halvorsen | – Actor (2. referent - % 25. april 1903) |
| Signe Heide Steen | – Actor (En "pike" hos Professor Blom) |
| Bernt Johannessen | – Actor (2. fulle mann - % 25. april 1903) |
| Johannes Juel | – Actor (En socialist - % 21. september 1901) |
| Michael Krohn | – Actor (2. referent) |
| Johan Løvaas | – Actor (Dirigenten) |
| Ludvig Müller | – Actor (Stud. jur. A. Strøm) |
| Aagot Nissen | – Actor (En dame) |
| August Oddvar | – Actor (En arbeider) |
| Aksel Opsann | – Actor (En annen arbeider) |
| Berent Schanche | – Actor (En herre) |
| Jens Selmer | – Actor (Statsråd Stabel) |
| Harald Stormoen | – Actor (2. fulle mann) |
| Agnes Symra | – Actor (Fru Blom) |
| Olav Voss | – Actor (Professor Blom) |
| Hauk Aabel | – Actor (3. referent) |
Performance dates
| May 1903 – Kungliga Dramatiska Teatern / Dramaten, The Royal Dramatic Theatre | visiting performance |
| January 8, 1901 – Hovedscenen, Nationaltheatret, The National Theatre | Worldwide premiere |