Baldevin's Wedding

Baldevin's Wedding (1940) was a theatre production by Centralteatret, based on a comedy by Vilhelm Krag. The production was first performed for the theatre's school theatre, prior to performances for open audiences.

Rolf Christensen directed it.

Baldevin's wedding was the first production to be performed at Centralteatret after the German invasion of Norway April 9, 1940. The theatre reopened April 18, 1940.

Information

(Objekt ID 95420)
Object type Production
Premiere March 11, 1940
Produced by
Based on Baldevin's Wedding by Vilhelm Krag
Audience Youth, Adults
Language Norwegian
Keywords Popular comedy, Theatre, 2nd World War
Running period March 11, 1940  —  April 26, 1940
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SOURCES:

Gjesdahl, Paul: Centralteatrets historie (literally: The history of Centralteatret). Gyldendal norsk forlag, Oslo 1964.

Ingstad, Sverre: Centralteatret. Norges eldste teatersted. Fra Gevæxthuset til Centralteatret 1780-2005 (literally: Centralteatret. Norway's oldest theatre venue. From Gevæxthuset to Centralteatret 1780-2005), Oslo Nye Teater (Oslo New Theatre), Oslo 2005

Contributors (7)
Name Role
Vilhelm Krag – Playwright
Rolf Christensen – Direction
Rolf Christensen – Actor (Snekker Hoppe, kalt Luske-Ludvig)
Erling Drangsholt – Actor (Simen Sørensen)
Toralf Sandø – Actor (Baldevin Jonassen)
Erna Schøyen – Actor (Madam Salvesen)
Signe Indahl Voss – Actor (Madam Sørensen)
Performance dates
April 18, 1940Oslo Nye Centralteatret Reopening
March 11, 1940Oslo Nye Centralteatret Opening night