A Night's Lodging AKA The Lower Depths
A Night's Lodging (1921) was a theatre production by Stavanger Faste Scene, based on the play by Maxim Gorky.
Thomas Thomassen directed it.
Arne Christensen played the role of Luka.
Johannes Jensen played the role of Satine.
Gorky's play was performed using the Norwegian title Natasylet (archaic spelling, current spelling would be Nattasylet). The same play has also been translated into the Norwegian as Nattherberget and as På bunnen (the Russian title is Na dne). In English, the play is also known as The Lower Depths and At the Bottom.
Information
(Objekt ID 47795)| Object type | Production |
| Premiere | February 15, 1921 |
| Produced by | |
| Based on | A Night's Lodging AKA The Lower Depths AKA At the Bottom by Maxim Gorkij |
| Audience | Adults |
| Language | Norwegian |
| Keywords | Theatre, Drama |
| Running period | February 15, 1921 |
SOURCES:
E-mail from Bent Kvalvik, 26.03.2015
Kvalvik, Bent. (2009, February 13). Thomas Thomassen. Article in the encyclopaedia Norsk biografisk leksikon. Located March 25 2015 at https://nbl.snl.no/Thomas_Thomassen.
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Maxim Gorkij | – Playwright |
| Thomas Thomassen | – Direction |
| Rahe Raheny | – Stage design |
| Amund Amundsen | – Actor (Wasjka Pepel) |
| Aagot Børseth | – Actor (Natascha, Wassilissas søster) |
| Arne Christensen | – Actor (Luka, en pilgrim) |
| Inga Sparre Dahl | – Actor (Nastsja, en gatepike) |
| Sophus Dahl | – Actor (Bubnow, bundtmaker ) |
| Georg Falck | – Actor (Kleschtsch, kleinsmed) |
| Vegard Hall | – Actor (En tartar) |
| Johannes Jensen | – Actor (Satin) |
| Ada Kramm | – Actor (Anna, Kleschtschs kone) |
| Sverre Krogsrud | – Actor (Krewoisow) |
| Frithjof Köhler | – Actor (Aljoschka, skomaker) |
| Agnes Lind | – Actor (Wassilissa, Kostylews kone) |
| Albert Stichler | – Actor (Medwjedew, deres onke) |
| Abraham Strømmen | – Actor (Kostylew, logivert) |
| Thomas Thomassen | – Actor (En skuespiller ) |
| Einar Vaage | – Actor (En baron) |
| Willa Wiberg | – Actor (Kwaschnja, torvkone) |
| February 15, 1921 – Stavanger Theater | Opening night |