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Inntrengerne* (The Intruders)

Inntrengerne* (The Intruders) is a theatre production by Teater Innlandet, produced in 2014, and based on a play by Mikkel Bugge.

Gard Eidsvold directed it.

*Not yet translated into the English. The title within parentheses is the Norwegian title's literal meaning.

Information

(Objekt ID 41422)
Object type Production
Premiere September 25, 2014
Produced by Teater Innlandet
Based on Inntrengerne* (The Intruders) by Mikkel Bugge
Audience Adults
Language Norwegian
Keywords Theatre, Drama
Running period September 25, 2014  
Website TEATER INNLANDET
More

At the webpage of Teater Innlandet the following, among other things, is written about Inntrengerne* (The Intruders):

"Thomas and Line are young. In love. But then Thomas is to go to Afghanistan. The mourning over the separation starts before he goes.

Thomas returns home unharmed. Everything is as it used to be and nothing will ever become the way it was.

Inntrengerne is about the battles fought inside. In the soldier and the one who stays at home.

How does one measure the human costs of war?"

SOURCES:

Import from the Scenekunst.no list of openings 11.08.2014

Teater Innlandet, teaterinnlandet.no, 11.08.2014, http://www.teaterinnlandet.no/inntrengerne

*Not yet translated into the English. The title within parentheses is the Norwegian title's literal meaning.

Contributors (11)
Name Role
Mikkel Bugge – Playwright
Gard B. Eidsvold – Direction
Fredrik S. Baden – Composition
Kai Johnsen – Dramaturge
Kristin Bengtson – Stage design
Olav Nordhagen – Lighting design
Ester Marie Grenersen – Actor
Jo Adrian Haavind – Actor
Duc Mai-The – Actor
Gisle Bjørneby – Photo
Kristine Jakobsen – Photo
Performance dates
Navember 8, 2014 18:30 – Kulturhuset Banken, Lillehammer (Ropert - En festival om demokrati) Show
September 25, 2014 20:00 – Jørstadmoen leir, Lillehammer Worldwide premiere
Festivals (1)
Press coverage

Lillian Bikset, Viktig virkelighet (literally: Important reality), Dagbladet, 29.09.2014:

"She - played by Ester Grenersen - is a teacher, a woman who hates war and loves a warrior. He - played by Jo Adrian Haavind - is the warrior. They are both main characters, each in their way. (...) The production switches between different levels of reality. Past is mixed with present, present with future. Used opportunities, lost opportunities and unused opportunities exist side by side. Memories and wishes change places. Which lines are speech and which lines are thoughts, which scenes are meant as realistic representation and which are meant as fantasies, flashbacks from the future or flashbacks to the past, are often open to interpretation."