Norwegian Tale
Norwegian Tale by karen foss quiet works was a series of bar stool monologues.
Information
(Objekt ID 2002)Object type | Production |
Produced by | karen foss quiet works |
Audience | Youth, Adults (from 14) |
Language | English and Norwegian |
Keywords | Storytelling theatre, Concert |
Website | karen foss quiet works |
Requirements to venue
Blackout | No |
Norwegian Tale by karen foss quiet works was simple barstool readings on issues to do with current living conditions in Norway. This solo work, performed by Karen Foss with musical accompaniment by Jørgen Knudsen, functioned as a short and poetic, political comment on everyday life in the social democracy of Norway. The text could be delivered in Norwegian or in English, to suit the situation. Amongst the themes were:
Sex, visions and myths
Pirates of the Caribbean - The fine dividing line between the heroism and piracy of public figures
The real sound of Beethoven - Norwegians' misguided prejudices against "elitist" music
Now you see it now you don’t - About European identity and multicultural qualities.
The series Norwegian Tale by karen foss quiet works was developed and showed public places in Bergen since the spring of 2003, and continued to change.
Source: karen foss quiet works, karenfossquietworks.no, 01.08.2010, http://www.karenfossquietworks.no/prod.html
Name | Role |
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Karen Foss | – Concept/Idea |
Jørgen Knudsen | – Music |
Karen Foss | – Narrator |