A Night's Lodging AKA The Lower Depths

A Night's Lodging (1910) was a theatre production by The National Stage, based on the play by Maxim Gorky.

Ludvig Bergh directed it.

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 63131)
Object type Production
Premiere September 16, 1910
Produced by The National Stage
Based on A Night's Lodging AKA The Lower Depths AKA At the Bottom by Maxim Gorkij
Audience Adults
Number of events 12
Language Norwegian
Keywords Theatre, Drama
Running period September 16, 1910  
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SOURCES:

The National Stage's repertoire database, donated by The National Stage, 24.06.2016

Asbjørn Aarseth: Den Nationale Scene 1901-1931 (literally: The National Stage 1901-1931), Gyldendal Norsk Forlag 1969

Contributors (19)
Name Role
Maxim Gorkij – Playwright
Ludvig Bergh – Direction
Theodor Berge – Actor (Satin)
Karl Bergmann – Actor (En baron)
Magda Blanc – Actor (Wasilisa)
Jenny Enersen – Actor (Natascha)
Henning Eriksen – Actor (Kletsch)
Hilda Fredriksen – Actor (Kwarnja)
Astri Gulbrandsen – Actor (Nastja)
Johan Hauge – Actor (Luka)
William Ivarson – Actor (En skuespiller)
Anna Ivarson-Moe – Actor (Anna)
Leif Larsen – Actor (Krewoysob)
Thorleif Lund – Actor (Medwedjew)
August Mowinckel-Nilsen – Actor (Bobnow)
Folkman Schaanning – Actor (Aleska)
Thomas Thomassen – Actor
Arne Toresen – Actor (En tartar)
Alf Zetterholm – Actor (Waska Pepel)
Performance dates
September 16, 1910Store Scene, The National Stage Opening night