Peer Gynt
Peer Gynt (1928) was a theatre production by The National Stage, based on the play by Henrik Ibsen. Only the first three acts were performed.
Thomas Thomassen directed it.
Hjalmar Fries interpreted the title role.
The production marked the centenary of the birth of Henrik Ibsen.
Information
(Objekt ID 63318)| Object type | Production |
| Premiere | March 20, 1928 |
| Produced by | The National Stage |
| Based on | Peer Gynt by Henrik Ibsen |
| Audience | Adults |
| Number of events | 15 |
| Language | Norwegian |
| Keywords | Drama, Theatre |
| Running period | March 20, 1928 |
| Website | Bergen Folkebibliotek |
More
SOURCES:
Bergen Public Library, bergen.folkebibl.no, 04.01.2017, http://www.bergen.folkebibl.no/lokalhistorie/omslag/teater/peergynt_stor.jpg
The National Stage's repertoire database, donated by The National Stage, 24.06.2016
Ibsen.nb.no, 07.07.2016, http://ibsen.nb.no/id/50751
Contributors (28)
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Henrik Ibsen | – Playwright |
| Karl Bergmann | – Direction |
| Ewald Niegisch | – Musical direction |
| Edvard Grieg | – Composer |
| Rahe Raheny | – Stage design |
| Kolbjørn Buøen | – Actor (Bonden på Hægstad) |
| Rolf Christensen | – Actor |
| Sverre Dahl (skues.) | – Actor |
| Aagot Ekeby | – Actor (Den grønnkledde) |
| Solveig Engelsgaard | – Actor (Brudgommens mor / Seterjente) |
| Hjalmar Fries | – Actor (Peer Gynt) |
| Synnøve Gleditsch | – Actor |
| Jens Holstad | – Actor (Kjøkemesteren, et hofftroll) |
| Gudrun Hægland | – Actor |
| William Ivarson | – Actor (Dovregubben) |
| Doris Johannessen | – Actor (Mor Åse) |
| Bjarne Koht | – Actor |
| Fritzie Koht | – Actor |
| Leif Larsen | – Actor (Brudgommens far) |
| Ella Lie | – Actor (Seterjente) |
| Sverre Næss | – Actor (Solveigs far) |
| Wilhelm Rosendahl | – Actor (Brudgommen) |
| Tore Segelcke | – Actor (Solveig) |
| Lasse Segelcke | – Actor (Aslak smed) |
| Astri Skavlan | – Actor (Ingrid) |
| Harald Heide Steen | – Actor |
| Mary Koren Wiberg | – Actor |
| Alf Zetterholm | – Actor |
Performance dates
| March 20, 1928 – Store Scene, The National Stage | Opening night |