Three Sisters
Three Sisters was a theatre production by The National Stage, produced in 1982, and based on the play by Anton Chekhov. The production was performed at the theatre's main stage.
Kirsten Sørlie directed it.
Kari Onstad Winge, Juni Dahr and Torild Jacobsen played the roles of the three sisters.
Information
(Objekt ID 37558)| Object type | Production |
| Premiere | February 27, 1982 |
| Produced by | The National Stage |
| Based on | Three Sisters AKA The Three Sisters by Anton Tsjekhov |
| Audience | Adults |
| Number of events | 23 |
| Language | Norwegian |
| Keywords | Drama, Theatre |
| Running period | February 27, 1982 |
More
SOURCES:
The Hruza archive, donated by Margareta Hruza 27.06.2015
The National Stage's repertoire database, donated by The National Stage, 24.06.2016
Contributors (23)
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Anton Tsjekhov | – Playwright |
| Kjell Helgheim | – Translation |
| Kirsten Sørlie | – Direction |
| Lubos Hruza | – Stage design |
| Karl Bomann-Larsen | – Actor (Soljonyj, Vasilij Vasilevitsj, stabskaptein) |
| Peter Bredal | – Actor (Fedotik, Aleksej Petrovitsj, fenrik) |
| Juni Dahr | – Actor (Masja) |
| Thomas Fasting | – Actor (Tusenbach, Nikolaj Lvovitsj, baron, løytant) |
| Agnete G. Haaland | – Actor (Hushjelp) |
| Torild J. Alræk | – Actor (Irina) |
| Kim Kalsås | – Actor (Fedotik, Aleksej Petrovitsj, fenrik) |
| Eyolf Soot Kløvig | – Actor (Prozorov, Andrej Sergejevitsj) |
| Ole-Jørgen Nilsen | – Actor (Versjinin, Aleksander Ignatevitsj, oberstløytnant, batterisjef) |
| Henry Nyrén | – Actor (Ferapont) |
| Kari Onstad | – Actor (Olga) |
| Hjørdis Ring | – Actor (Anfisa) |
| Øystein Skiftesvik | – Actor (Soldat / Tjener) |
| Rhine Skaanes | – Actor (Natalja Ivanova) |
| Bjørn Sothberg | – Actor (Kulygin, Fjodor Ilitsj, gymnasielærer) |
| Johan Sverre | – Actor (Tsjebutykin, Ivan Romanovitsj, militærlege) |
| Torbjørn Wiberg | – Actor (Rohde, Vladimir Karlovitsj, fenrik) |
| Øyvind Eskildsen | – Stage manager |
| Marit Sognnes | – Prompter |
Performance dates
| February 27, 1982 – Store Scene, The National Stage | Opening night |