Peer Gynt
Peer Gynt was a theatre production staged by The National Theatre in 1923, based on the play by Henrik Ibsen.
Egil Eide directed it, and Harald Schwenzen, Karl Holter and Olafr Havrevold alternated in the title role.
Julie Lampe played the role of Mother Aase. She had played the same role at The National Theatre in 1902.
Aase Bye made her debut as an actress in the role of Solveig.
Information
(Objekt ID 16492)| Object type | Production |
| Premiere | Navember 2, 1923 |
| Produced by | The National Theatre |
| Based on | Peer Gynt by Henrik Ibsen |
| Audience | Adults |
| Number of events | 71 |
| Language | Norwegian |
| Keywords | Drama, Theatre |
| Running period | Navember 2, 1923 |
| Website | Nationaltheatret |
More
SOURCES:
The National Theatre, www.nationaltheatret.no, 07.10.19, https://forest.nationaltheatret.no/Productions/EventSeries/e5f2d902-1db0-4433-87a3-2033a0748b0c?event_id=5755ac51-c3f7-4357-860b-3cd1067915ad
Anton Rønneberg: Nationaltheatret gjennom femti år (literally: The National Theatre through 50 years). Gyldendal 1949.
Contributors (48)
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Henrik Ibsen | – Playwright |
| Egil Eide | – Direction |
| Gudrun Klausen | – Choreography |
| Johan Halvorsen | – Musical direction |
| Edvard Grieg | – Composer |
| Oliver Neerland | – Stage design |
| Jakob von der Lippe | – Costume design |
| Sigurd Asmundsen | – Actor (von Eberkopf) |
| Johanne Brun | – Actor (Brudgommens mor) |
| Aase Bye | – Actor (Solveig) |
| Egil Eide | – Actor (Presten) |
| Sigurd Eldegard | – Actor (En fremmed passasjer) |
| Signe Grieg-Müller | – Actor (Kari, en husmannskone) |
| Olafr Havrevold | – Actor (Peer Gynt) |
| Olafr Havrevold | – Actor (En fellah) |
| Lolla Hiorth-Schøyen | – Actor (2. seterjente) |
| Halvard Hoff | – Actor (Bøygen / Trumpeterstråle) |
| Karl Holter | – Actor (Peer Gynt) |
| Alfred Isaksen | – Actor (Kokken) |
| Lars Johannesen | – Actor (Hussein) |
| Johannes Juel | – Actor (Hægstadbonden / Lensmannen) |
| Emma Juel | – Actor (Innflytterkone) |
| David Knudsen | – Actor (Dovregubben) |
| Dagen Knudssøn | – Actor (En grønnkledd kvinne) |
| Dagen Knudssøn | – Actor (Anitra) |
| Rolf Knudssøn | – Actor (Hussein) |
| Julie Lampe | – Actor (Mor Aase) |
| Tryggve Larssen | – Actor (Aslak Smed / Skipskapteinen / Den sørgekledde) |
| Rebekka Lie | – Actor (3. seterjente) |
| Rebekka Lie | – Actor (2. seterjente) |
| August Oddvar | – Actor (Huhu) |
| Aksel Opsann | – Actor (Innflytter / Båtsmannen) |
| Thorleif Reiss | – Actor (Huhu) |
| Harald Schwenzen | – Actor (Peer Gynt) |
| Astri Schwenzen | – Actor (Ingrid) |
| Folkman Schaanning | – Actor (Brudgommen ) |
| Folkman Schaanning | – Actor (Monsieur Ballon) |
| Eugen Skjønberg | – Actor (Brudgommen) |
| Thorleif Sohlberg | – Actor (Brudgommens far / Master Cotton) |
| Alfhild Stormoen | – Actor (1. seterjente) |
| Harald Stormoen | – Actor (En knappestøper) |
| Signe Struve | – Actor (3. seterjente) |
| Gustav Thomassen | – Actor (En knappestøper) |
| Agathe Tillier | – Actor (Kari, en husmannskone) |
| Liv Uchermann Selmer | – Actor (En grønnkledd kvinne) |
| Stub Wiberg | – Actor (Begriffenfeldt) |
| Hauk Aabel | – Actor (Et hofftroll) |
| Lillemor von Hanno (from January 1924) | – Actor (Anitra) |
Performance dates
| Navember 2, 1923 – Hovedscenen, Nationaltheatret, The National Theatre | Opening night |