| Title (2) | File type | Publiseringsdato | Download |
|---|---|---|---|
| Program for Grenland Friteaters produksjon "Flukten" (2008) | 2008 | Download | |
| Program for Grenland Friteaters produksjon "Flukten" (2009) | 2009 | Download |
The Flight
Smugglers 2
The Flight - Smugglers 2 was an outdoors production directed by Grenland Friteater, produced in 2008 and based on Arthur Omre’s novel from 1936.
Tor Arne Ursin directed it.
Information
(Objekt ID 830)| Object type | Production |
| Premiere | June 10, 2008 |
| Produced by | Grenland Friteater |
| Based on | Flight by Arthur Omre |
| Audience | Adults |
| Audience size | 5293 |
| Number of events | 25 |
| Language | Norwegian |
| Keywords | Theatre, Musical theatre, Physical theatre |
| Running period | June 10, 2008 — June 17, 2009 |
| Website | Grenland friteater |
Requirements to venue
| Blackout | No |
The script was written by Jesper Halle and Tor Arne Ursin, the latter also in charge of the direction. The music was composed by Guttorm Guttormsen, and the cast included a number of actors from the counties of Vestfold and Telemark.
The Flight by Grenland Friteater about Anton Juel and his adventurous flight from the police was placed in the time of prohibition. Anton Juel already has spent time in jail for smuggling spirits. The audience followed him through a year of motion. He leaves Oslo to move to a small coastal town. He establishes a fishmonger shop and raise to be a regarded citizen. But he is unable to settle down.
Eventually, he flies again – followed by anxiety and the police.
Source: Grenland Friteater, grenlandfriteater.com, 29.07.2010, http://www.grenlandfriteater.com/show_details.asp?ID=99
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Tor Arne Ursin | – Dramatised by |
| Tor Arne Ursin | – Direction |
| Guttorm Guttormsen | – Music |
| Jesper Halle | – Dramaturge |
| Hans Georg Andersen | – Stage design |
| Kjersti Høgli | – Stage design |
| Unni Bang Andersen | – Costume |
| Guro Dale | – Costume |
| Jean Vincent Kerebel | – Lighting design |
| Geddy Aniksdal (from 2009) | – Actor (Lensmannbetjent Sylte) |
| Even Bolstad (from 2008) | – Actor (Josefsen / politikonstabel) |
| Malin Bratlie (from 2009) | – Actor (Frøken Bertelsen m.m.) |
| Silje Elde (from 2008) | – Actor (Anna) |
| Anne-Sophie Erichsen (from 2009) | – Actor (Klara, Juels kone) |
| Olav Hanto (from 2008) | – Actor (Oskar / Postmester Børve / politikonstabel) |
| Cathrine Hovland (from 2009) | – Actor (En serveringsdame m.m.) |
| Kjersti Høgli (from 2008) | – Actor (Frøken Undstad) |
| Frank Lie (from 2008 to 2008) | – Actor (Jansen / Lensmannsbetjent Sylte) |
| Vibeke Lie (from 2008 to 2008) | – Actor (Klara, Juels kone / Frøken Bertelsen) |
| Anders Restad (from 2008) | – Actor (Nesse / en stirrende mann) |
| Leif Arild Sanden | – Actor |
| Stian Sandersen (from 2008) | – Actor (En spiller / En sanger / En skipper) |
| Lars Vik (from 2008) | – Actor (Anton Juel) |
| Tobias Vik (from 2009) | – Actor (En politikonstabel m.m.) |
| Guttorm Guttormsen | – Musician |
| Vidar Ytre-Arne | – Musician |
| Oddbjørn Aase | – Musician |
| Silje Elde | – Singer |
| Cathrine Hovland | – Singer |
| Stian Sandersen | – Singer |
| Erlend Stein | – Sound technician |
| Agnar Ribe | – Lighting technician |
| Trym Sigurdsen | – Technician |
| Hans Petter Eliassen | – Producer |
| Jonas Borgan Olsen (from 2009 to 2009) | – Assistant (Produksjonsassistent) |
| Porsgrunn International Theatre Festival | June 10, 2008 |
"The stage set was awoken to life as if we by magic had been travelling back in time. Down to the smallest detail the stage images and the props, not to mention the costumes, so coherently made we feel moved to another time. (...) This dimension, an everyday-like fairytale realism creating theatre magic, is the definitive strength of The Flight. Visually The Flight is a delight (...) well-made, popular entertainment theatre enchanting." IdaLou Larsen. Klassekampen.
"The theatre has had the Maritime Museum in Porsgrunn at its disposal and has made a vital wandering theatre performance over The Flight. The setting is great, with heaven, trees, water, veteran cars, sea cabins and boats as a fascinating backdrop (...) the adaption and the staging have become well-made entertainment theatre." Elisabeth Rygg. Aftenposten
"Thinking of the work put down in the preparation is dizzying, the scope of the character gallery considered. And when they are able to utilise the full senses of the onlooker, The Flight is a great experience in more than one sense of the word." Anette Therese Pettersen. Dagsavisen