Tartuffe
Tartuffe (1975) was a theatre production by The National Theatre, based on the comedy by Molière. It was performed at the theatre's main stage.
Eva Sköld directed it.
Knut Risan played the title role.
Gisle Straume played the role of Orgon.
Information
(Objekt ID 43419)| Object type | Production |
| Premiere | September 24, 1975 |
| Produced by | The National Theatre |
| Based on | Tartuffe AKA The Impostor AKA The Hypocrite by Jean-Baptiste Molière |
| Audience | Adults |
| Language | Norwegian |
| Keywords | Comedy, Theatre |
| Running period | September 24, 1975 |
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SOURCES:
The National Theatre, www.nationaltheatret.no, 21.12.2017, http://forest.nationaltheatret.no/Productions/EventSeries/ebc27472-bfbc-4bd1-9556-c4e4da17c7ce?event_id=8ad7ff66-2844-47b7-bfa1-89ceb9d966d8
Einar Dahl's private archive, donated by Einar Dahl, 22.10.2014
Contributors (24)
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Jean-Baptiste Molière | – Playwright |
| André Bjerke | – Adaption |
| Eva Sköld | – Direction |
| Helge Hoff Monsen | – Stage design |
| Helge Hoff Monsen | – Costume design |
| Ivar Børvind | – Light |
| Morten Andresen | – Actor (Damis, Orgons sønn) |
| Gerhard Bjelland | – Actor (Loyal, rettsbetjent) |
| Adolf Bjerke | – Actor (Kongelig kommissær) |
| Maryon Eilertsen | – Actor (Mariane, Orgons datter) |
| Astrid Folstad | – Actor (Dorine, Marianes tjenestepike) |
| Kristin Gylseth | – Actor (Flipote) |
| Gøril Havrevold | – Actor (Madamre Pernelle, Orgons mor) |
| Helge Jordal | – Actor (Cléante, Elmires bror) |
| Knut Risan | – Actor (Tartuffe) |
| Gisle Straume | – Actor (Orgon, Elmires mann) |
| Per Tofte | – Actor (Loyal, rettsbetjent) |
| Ingerid Vardund | – Actor (Elmire, Orgons hustru) |
| Jan Ø. Wiig | – Actor (Valere, Marianes kjæreste) |
| Barbro Holmbring Haugen | – Mask design (Damer) |
| Per Karlsen | – Mask design (Herrer) |
| Carl Christian Hvoslef | – Stage manager |
| Knut Olav Evensen | – Stage Manager |
| Vessa Carlsen | – Prompter |
Performance dates
| September 24, 1975 – Hovedscenen, Nationaltheatret, The National Theatre | Opening night |