| Title (3) | File type | Publiseringsdato | Download |
|---|---|---|---|
| Forestillingsprogram for Nationaltheatrets produksjon Lille Eyolf - Nypremiere i 2019 | 2019 | Download | |
| Performance program for The National Theatre's production Little Eyolf (2014) | September 9, 2014 | Download | |
| Sesongprogram for Nationaltheatret høst 2014. | August 2014 | Download |
Little Eyolf
Little Eyolf (2014) was a theatre production by The National Theatre, based on the play by Henrik Ibsen. The premiere took place at The National Theatre's venue Amfiscenen, The Amphi Stage, during The Ibsen Festival 2014.
Sofia Jupither directed it.
Pia Tjelta played the role of Rita Allmers.
Kåre Conradi played the role of Alfred Allmers.
The production was revived in 2017, and visited The Print Room at The Coronet in Notting Hill, London, from April 19 to April 21 2018.
Information
(Objekt ID 40892)| Object type | Production |
| Premiere | September 9, 2014 |
| Produced by | The National Theatre |
| Based on | Little Eyolf by Henrik Ibsen |
| Audience | Adults |
| Language | Norwegian |
| Keywords | Theatre, Drama |
| Running period | September 9, 2014 |
| Website | Nationaltheatret |
"We all seem to be concerned with how we relate to our children, but have we forgotten what it really means? Does the facade matter too much? Do we neglect the importance of just being there?
These are the questions director Sofia Jupither poses in Little Eyolf. She has dreamed of staging it for years - and now that this dream has come true, she once again she demonstrates her insight into the world of children.
Eyolf is an unseen child. As a baby, he fell from the changing table because his parents, Rita and Alfred, were more concerned with each other than with his safety. In most productions, the emotional warfare between Rita and Alfred is the focus of the play. In Jupither's version, though, Eyolf is the protagonist. Little Eyolf drowns, and Rita and Alfred - played by Pia Tjelta and Kåre Conradi - do not see what they had until they have lost it.
Of all of Ibsen's plays, Little Eyolf is the one least influenced by the surrounding community. There are no telegrams in locked mailboxes and there is no syphilis; there is only a reference to a steamer. The story is easy to adapt to our own time. The story of the vulnerable child speaks as just as strongly to us today. Ibsen's people belong to our time."
Little Eyolf is one of The National Theatre's own productions performed during The Ibsen Festival 2014.
SOURCES:
The National Theatre, program for The Ibsen Festival 2014, http://www.nationaltheatret.no/Her+er+programmet!.b7C_wRnG5W.ips
The National Theatre on Little Eyolf, http://www.nationaltheatret.no/?module=Articles&action=Article.publicOpen&id=5107
The National Library of Norway, digitised performance program transferred to Sceneweb 13.08.2015
The National Theatre, fdb.nationaltheatret.no, 21.04.2017, http://forest.nationaltheatret.no/Productions/EventSeries/877c0cb3-3327-4218-a16f-ac0419d0e219?event_id=ef262402-aa3d-465c-a387-554c5786db66
The National Theatre, fdb.nationaltheatret.no, 24.04.2018, http://forest.nationaltheatret.no/Productions/EventSeries/a48b6a01-7c38-4b4a-a2be-5bb69fad2086?event_id=ac985371-febc-42b3-8bef-5e841e3460ac
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Henrik Ibsen | – Playwright |
| Sofia Jupither | – Direction |
| Mari Vatne Kjeldstadli | – Dramaturge |
| Erlend Birkeland | – Stage design |
| Ellen Dæhli Ystehede | – Costume design |
| Roy Knudsen | – Sound |
| Magnus Mikaelsen | – Lighting design |
| Kåre Conradi | – Actor (Alfred Allmers) |
| Marte Engebrigtsen | – Actor (Asta Allmers 2014) |
| Per Lauritz Goldmann Brandzæg | – Actor (Eyolf) |
| Ine Jansen | – Actor (Asta 2017) |
| John Emil Jørgensrud | – Actor (Borgheim 2017 og 2019) |
| Marian Saastad Ottesen | – Actor (Asta Allmers - overtok rollen våren 2015) |
| Hermann Sabado | – Actor (Borgheim 2014) |
| Elliot Stange | – Actor (Eyolf) |
| Andrine Sæther | – Actor (Rottejomfruen) |
| Pia Tjelta | – Actor (Rita Allmers) |
| Ruth Haraldsdottir | – Mask design |
| Ada Behn | – Props |
| Lars Brinch Gundersen | – Stage manager (2017,2019) |
| Hans Voigt | – Stage manager (2014) |
| Andreas Eskeland | – Stage Manager (2017,2019) |
| Martin Kjellgren | – Stage Manager ( 2017,2019) |
| Njål Øwre | – Stage Manager |
| Ryan Bourne | – Lighting supervisor (2014) |
| Hanne Marte Fuglseth | – Lighting supervisor (2017,2019) |
| Liv M. Tønnessen | – Costume production supervisor |
| Vibeke Brathagen | – Prompter (2017,2019) |
| Mari Fladmoe Wolmer | – Prompter (2017) |
| Amanda Øiestad Nilsen | – Prompter (2017,2019) |
| Lise Roesen | – Prompter |
| Truls Kwetzinsky | – Producer (2014) |
| Runi Sveen | – Producer (2017, 2019) |
| Linda Braseth | – Dresser (alternerte i 2017) |
| Kirsti Ellefsen | – Administration (Informasjonsansvarlig 2014) |
| Jan Lier | – Administration (Markedsansvarlig 2017,2019) |
| Monica Lindanger | – Administration (Informasjonsansvarlig 2017,2019) |
| Elinor Ström | – Dresser |
| Elinor Ström | – Dresser |
| Trine Sandrine Syrrist | – Administration (Markedsansvarlig 2017) |
| May 24, 2019 – Hovedscenen, Nationaltheatret, The National Theatre | New opening |
| August 29, 2017 – Amfiscenen, Nationaltheatret, The National Theatre | New opening |
| September 9, 2014 – Amfiscenen, Nationaltheatret, The National Theatre | Opening night |
| The Ibsen Festival | September 9, 2014 |