Antique Drama in Norwegian

28 jan Antique Drama in Norwegian

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Information:

Litteraturhuset, Magistratsalen
Thursday 1 February
17.00
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Antique Drama in Norwegian

The plots in most modern film successes can, with almost no exception, be led back to the antique theatre’s two main genres: comedy and tragedy. Soon, two of antiquity’s theatre pieces, the comedy Svigermoren and the tragedy Hekabe, will soon be published in Norwegian. There will be both humour and blood-dripping earnest when the translators Iris Aasen Brecke and Robert Emil Berge tells of the dramatic tradition of antiquity!

(The event is in Norwegian.)

With:

Robert Emil Berge
Iris Brecke
Thea Selliaas Thorsen