Theatre Moderne
Theatre Moderne (1914-1925) was a variety and revue playhouse in Christiania (now Oslo).
Theatre Moderne was opened in 1914 by the Hungarian Benno Singer in Tivoli Theatre's old building, located in Tivolihaven. During summer the variety was housed in a more airy hall closer to Stortingsgata; it had been moved there after a jubilee exhibition in the borough of Frogner.
Information
(Objekt ID 37746)Object type | Organization |
Organization type | Private theatre |
Main focus | Theatre, Entertainment |
Established | Navember 1914 (closed 1925) |
Website | Theatre Moderne på STORE NORSKE LEKSIKON |
Contact information
Address | Oslo, Norway |
Other information
Legal entity | Other |
Theatre Moderne closed in 1925 and in 1927 the theatre was reconstructed into the dance restaurant Røde Mølle (literally: Red Mill).
August Schønemann got his breakthrough at Singer's theatre, where the actors he worked with included Signe Heide Steen.
Sources:
Svendsen, Trond Olav. (2009, February 13). Benno Singer: expanded article from Norsk biografisk leksikon. Found November 22 2013 at http://nbl.snl.no/Benno_Singer%2Futdypning.
Theatre Moderne. (2009, February 15). From Store norske leksikon. Found November 22 2013 at http://snl.no/Theatre_Moderne.
Title | Premiere |
---|---|
Giv akt! | – March 1924 |
Dydens apostler | – January 1924 |
Adams ribben | – 1924 |
Kvinnen du gav meg, midt i planeten | – October 1922 |
Snip, snap, snute | – March 24, 1921 |
Overalls | – Navember 1, 1920 |
Overall | – 1920 |
Dusch | – 1918 |
Futt | – February 1915 |
Title | Premiere |
---|---|
Giv akt! | – March 1924 – Theatre Moderne |
Dydens apostler | – January 1924 – Theatre Moderne |
Adams ribben | – 1924 – Theatre Moderne |
Kvinnen du gav meg, midt i planeten | – October 1922 – Theatre Moderne |
Snip, snap, snute | – March 24, 1921 – Theatre Moderne |
Overalls | – Navember 1, 1920 – Theatre Moderne |
Overall | – 1920 – Theatre Moderne |
Dusch | – 1918 – Theatre Moderne |
Futt | – February 1915 – Theatre Moderne |
Benno Singer | – Managing-director (fra 1914 til 1925) |