Mio, My Son
Mio, My Son (1983) was a theatre production by The National Stage, based on the novel by Astrid Lindgren, in a theatrical adaption by Pål Øverland.
Pål Øverland directed it.
Information
(Objekt ID 63049)| Object type | Production |
| Premiere | October 26, 1983 |
| Produced by | The National Stage |
| Based on | Mio, My Son by Astrid Lindgren |
| Number of events | 54 |
| Keywords | Performance for children, Theatre |
| Running period | October 26, 1983 |
| Duration | 90 minutes |
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SOURCE:
The National Stage's repertoire database, donated by The National Stage, 24.06.2016
Contributors (35)
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Astrid Lindgren | – Playwright |
| Pål Øverland | – Adapted by |
| Pål Øverland | – Translation |
| Pål Øverland | – Direction |
| Tom Harry Halvorsen | – Musical direction (El. piano) |
| Tom Harry Halvorsen | – Composer |
| Svein Lund Roland | – Stage design |
| Svein Lund Roland | – Costume design |
| Morten Andresen | – Actor (Benka/Jum-Jum) |
| Juni Dahr | – Actor (Fru Lundin / Nonno / Speider) |
| Adele Lærum Duus | – Actor (Barn) |
| Ivar Lund Frølich | – Actor |
| Gjert Haga | – Actor (Eno / Lollo / Speider) |
| Dao Yu Minh Hoan | – Actor (Barn) |
| Arne Jacobsen | – Actor (Benkas Far / Kongen / Speider) |
| Siren Klimek | – Actor |
| Kaare Kroppan | – Actor (Onkel Sixten / Ridder Kato / Speider) |
| Eva Marie Llera | – Actor |
| Jesper Blinkenberg Nielsen | – Actor |
| Grete Nordrå | – Actor (Tante Edla / Veversken / Speider) |
| Ola Otnes | – Actor (Ånden / Sverdsmeden / Speider) |
| Arild Sundt | – Actor |
| Lars Steinar Sørbø | – Actor (Bosse/Mio) |
| Tran Dinh Anh Tuan | – Actor |
| Ronald Rivera Vallebona | – Actor |
| Natacha Rivera Vallebona | – Actor |
| Jan Kåre Hystad | – Musician (Klarinett, fløyte og saxofon) |
| Jackson-Kahn-Van Alstyne | – Musician (Bass) |
| Oddbjørn Hanto | – Musician (Orgel og synthesizer) |
| Harald Mæland | – Musician (Slagverk) |
| Torbjørn Wiberg | – Musician (Gitar) |
| Håkan Hede | – Mask design |
| Bastiaan van der Pas | – Props |
| Bjørn Isaksen | – Stage manager |
| Ann-Britt Langeland | – Prompter |
Performance dates
| October 26, 1983 – Store Scene, The National Stage | Opening night |