Nattsvermar* (Moth)

The performance for children called Nattsvermar* (Mothis the first part of THREE EPISODES FOR CHILDREN – a collaboration between SEANSE – centre for art production and Dramatikkens hus during the spring of 2010.

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

Information

(Objekt ID 6068)
Object type Production
Premiere March 6, 2010
In collaboration with SEANSE – centre for art production , Norwegian Centre for New Playwriting (NCNP)
Audience Young children, Children (from 3 to 5)
Language Norwegian Nynorsk
Keywords Performance for children, Dance theatre
Running period March 6, 2010  
Website SEANSE - senter for kunstproduksjon, Dramatikkens hus
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Lars can't sleep. The night makes noises and out from the dark The Night Girl comes dancing, she wants to dance with Lars – in the dark corners. Lars joins her, a little time, before he becomes scared to death. The last step is to be taken, into the darkest of the dark – but Lars can't move. Noises sound, he can't sleep, there is a dark he does not dare to meet, but is there a way back, now? And what will happen if Lars does what scares him the most? Will he disappear?

In the dark insomniac night emotions are strong, almost corporal. Imagination runs wild. Nattsvermar* (Moth) was just like that: Ears and eyes at full alert; everything can happen and eventually, happens. At the end: Calm breath.

Nattsvermar was supported by Arts Council Norway.

Source: Dramatikkens hus, dramatikkenshus.no, 02.09.2010, http://www.dramatikkenshus.no/pub/dramatikkenshus/Innhold/kalenderarkiv/?aid=796&cid=1045&viewall=1#dramatikkenshus

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

Contributors (8)
Name Role
Gyrid Axe Øvsteng – Playwright
Un-Magritt Nordseth – Choreography
Rune Rebne – Music
Kathrine Tolo – Stage design
Jean Vincent Kerebel – Lighting design
Anne E. Kokkin – Actor
Lars Jacob Holm – Dancer
Ludvig Elblaus – Musician
Performance dates
April 17, 2013Studioscenen, Dansens Hus, Oslo Show
March 6, 2010Hallen, Norwegian Centre for New Playwriting (NCNP) Worldwide premiere