The Defeat
The Defeat (1994) was a theatre production by The National Stage, based on the play by Nordahl Grieg. The production was performed at and near the theatre's main stage.
Stein Winge directed it.
Information
(Objekt ID 63141)| Object type | Production |
| Premiere | March 17, 1994 |
| Produced by | The National Stage |
| Based on | The Defeat by Nordahl Grieg |
| Audience | Adults |
| Number of events | 40 |
| Language | Norwegian |
| Keywords | Theatre, Drama |
| Running period | March 18, 1994 |
| Duration | 180 minutes |
| Last changed | 07.07.2023 |
| Create date | 24.06.2016 |
Requirements to venue
| Last changed | 07.07.2023 |
| Create date | 24.06.2016 |
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SOURCES:
The National Stage's repertoire database, donated by The National Stage/TheTheatre Archive at the University of Bergen, 24.06.2016
Einar Dahl's private archive, donated by Einar Dahl, 05.07.2016
Contributors (70)
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Stein Winge | – Direction |
| Hilde Sol Erdal | – Choreography (Dansekonsulent) |
| Knut Skodvin | – Music |
| Tine Schwab | – Stage design |
| Tine Schwab | – Costume design |
| Stein Fossheim | – Sound design |
| Per Brochmann | – Sound |
| Hans Åke Sjöquist | – Lighting design |
| Anne-Linn Akselsen | – Actor (Rose - alternerte med Elise Christine Eide) |
| Stig Amdam | – Actor (Schulze, bokbinder / Marki de Ploeuc) |
| Kjersti Berge | – Actor (Suzanne / En ung pike / Sylvie Gérard) |
| Eva Bergh | – Actor (Laura, bordellvertinne) |
| Peter Bredal | – Actor (Michel / En katolsk prest) |
| Janny Hoff Brekke | – Actor (Elise, Thiers hustru) |
| Tom Eddie Brudvik | – Actor (Locien / Nasjonalgarde-kapteinen) |
| Elise Christine Eide | – Actor (Rose - alternerte med Anne-Linn Akselsen) |
| Knut Olaf Elvik | – Actor (Maurice) |
| Tormod Fikse | – Actor (Guy - alternerte med Preben Nyløkken) |
| Gjert Haga | – Actor (Pierre / Erkebiskopen) |
| Liv Heløe | – Actor (Pauline) |
| Ragnhild Hiorthøy | – Actor (Madame Lasalle, Pierre og Paulines mor) |
| Karin Hox | – Actor (Juliette) |
| Trond Høvik | – Actor (René Segur) |
| Torild J. Alræk | – Actor (Marie) |
| Arne Jacobsen | – Actor (Beslay) |
| Per Jansen | – Actor (Rigault) |
| Jon Ketil Johnsen | – Actor (Varlin) |
| Kim Kalsås | – Actor (Politikommissæren / Offiseren / Brunel / Debrun) |
| Kaare Kroppan | – Actor (Kjøpmann Brigeau / Ministeren / Pellerin) |
| Lothar Lindtner | – Actor (Delescluze) |
| Helga Mjeldheim | – Actor (Felicités mor) |
| Victoria Muirhead | – Actor (Felicité / Statist) |
| Marianne Nielsen | – Actor (Gabrielle Langvin) |
| Preben Nyløkken | – Actor (Guy - alternerte med Tormod Fikse) |
| Tore Nysæther | – Actor (Louis / Løytnanten) |
| Kåre Pettersen | – Actor (Verten / Hyppolite) |
| Gerald Pettersen | – Actor (Oberst Rosell / Gallifet) |
| Sverre Røssummoen | – Actor (Gustave Corbet) |
| Caroline Sletten | – Actor (Felicité / Statist) |
| Tine Solheim | – Actor (Felicité / Statist) |
| Sigmund Sæverud | – Actor (Thiers, Frankrikes president) |
| Ragnhild Thistel | – Actor |
| Jan Kåre Hystad | – Musician (Saksofon og klarinett) |
| Tor Jaran Apold | – Musician (Fiolin) |
| Beatrice Bjørnsen | – Musician (Bratsj) |
| Johann Sebastian Blum | – Musician (Cello) |
| Ai-Ling Chiu | – Musician (Cello) |
| Tom Harry Halvorsen | – Musician (Martin / Trekkspill) |
| Walter Heim | – Musician (Cello) |
| Eli Hydle | – Musician (Fiolin) |
| Harald Mæland | – Musician (Slagverk) |
| Ricardo Odriozola | – Musician (Fiolin) |
| Helga Steen | – Musician (Bratsj) |
| Torbjørn Wiberg | – Musician (Gitar) |
| Arvid Horneland | – Extra |
| Bjørn Humblén | – Extra |
| Eyolf Johansen | – Extra |
| Sven A Nydal | – Extra |
| Thomas Nyløkken | – Extra |
| Kåre Pettersen | – Extra |
| Kjell-Arild Rein | – Extra |
| Christopher Schjeldrup | – Extra |
| Frantz Josef Sebestyen | – Extra |
| Dorthe Mowinckel Keyser | – Props |
| Jørgen Fogge | – Stage manager |
| Hans Jørgen Brun | – Photo |
| Tom Bjørkly | – Technical director |
| Frank Bjørø | – Technical director |
| Aslak Moe | – Director’s assistant |
| Marit Sognnes | – Prompter |
Performance dates
| March 17, 1994 – Store Scene, The National Stage | Opening night |