History of the Universe
History of the Universe by and with Tord Akerbæk, directed by Morten Milde was performed in The Open Theatre (Det Åpne Teater) the spring of 2008: One day a very long time ago the whole universe exploded, all of a sudden and without forewarning. Fourteen billion years later two old friends have to leave a Swedish small town in a hurry. Is there a connection between the two events? Is there ever a connection?
Information
(Objekt ID 7731)Object type | Production |
Audience | Adults |
Language | Norwegian |
Keywords | Theatre |
Website | Det Åpne Teater |
Requirements to venue
Blackout | No |
In History of the Universe by Tord Akerbæk strange, chemical reactions take place under the water surface somewhere on earth. Four million years later a young boy tricks his way into a pub in Halden. This has unwanted consequences, but is the one event a consequence of the other? Does anyone even care about the consequences?
Fifteen numbered bullets slide through airspace without making a sound. A fish climbs onto land. A man suffering nervous tics checks in at an English hotel. Seemingly unrelated events turn out to be parts of a larger whole. Or do they`
A box of explosives disappears from a storage facility. A deadly organism poisons a river. Criminal activities take place in a flat in a high rise building by the ring road. An old detective hero returns for a last assignment. But can he find a connection where no connection seems possible?
Two hunters embark on a search for big game but find far more exciting prey. A mysterious phenomenon appears over a desolate pond in the woods. Seemingly trivial events turn out to be rooted in the earliest of days.
Source: The Open Theatre (Det Åpne Teater), detapneteater.no, 26.10.2010, http://www.detapneteater.no/pub/daat/forestillinger/?aid=562&cid=17&sac=all&viewall=1#daat
Name | Role |
---|---|
Tord Akerbæk | – Playwright |
Morten Milde | – Direction |
Tord Akerbæk | – Actor |
Veronica B. Mittet | – Assistant |
January 12, 2008 – Hallen, The Open Theatre (Det Åpne Teater) | Show |
"A splendidly written play (...) With rhythm and timing as a jazz musician he plays with words, associations and burlesque ideas." Halden Arbeiderblad