 Courtesy of the NYPL Digital Gallery (image use requires permission from the New York Public Library) | Henrik Ibsen (1828–1906)Includes the names: H. Ibsen, Enric Ibsen, Henrik Isben, Henrik Ibsen, Henrik Isben, Enrique Ibsen, Henrick Isben, HENDRIK IBSEN, Henrick Ibsen, Henrik Johan Ibsen ... (see complete list), הנריק איבסן, Генрик Ибсен
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Henrik Ibsen has 4 past events. (show)  Simon Stephens: The Curious Incident... and Punk Rock Tuesday 30th September, 2014 at 6 p.m. Simon Stephens: The Curious Incident... and Punk Rock ...in Conversation Simon Stephens talks with director Christian Parker about his career and his writing. He makes fumbling attempts to read bits of his Plays out loud. Save your Drama Book Shop receipt (any Simon Stephens title) for PRIORITY SEATING Simon Stephens has written over twenty Plays that have been widely translated and produced in leading theatres throughout the world. His Plays Bluebird and Harper Regan have been staged by the Atlantic Theatre Company and Punk Rock opens this season at MCC. His version of Ibsen's A Doll's House came to BAM in the Spring. His adaptation of Mark Haddon’s The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime opens at the Barrymore in October. Punk Rock at MCC Theater, October 29-December 7, 2014 >> The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time on Broadway, beginning September 10, 2014. >> Christian Parker is a director, dramaturg and teacher who recently stepped down as Associate Artistic Director at the Atlantic, after nearly thirteen years with the company, in order to prioritize his freelance career. At Atlantic he collaborated closely with Neil Pepe on programming and producing the season, and oversaw commissioning and new play development. He directed several times for the company, including The Hiding Place by Jeff Whitty, Arrangements by Ken Weitzman, Birth and After Birth by Tina Howe, and Make Me by Leslie Ayvazian, as well as several short Plays in 10x20 and 10x25. He is Associate Professor and Chair of the graduate Theatre program at Columbia University, where he oversees the concentration in Dramaturgy. He has also worked directing and developing Plays at Sundance Theatre Labs, the O'Neill Center, the Lark, Merrimack Repertory Theatre, Keen Company, P73, the Labyrinth Theatre Company, and Soho Rep, among others. He is the newly appointed Resident Director of the Kenyon Playwrights Conference. He began his career as the Literary Manager at Manhattan Theatre Club, and holds a BA from Middlebury College and an MFA from Columbia.
Location: Street: The Drama Book Shop Additional: 250 West 40th Street City: New York, Province: New York Postal Code: 10018-1511 Country: United States (added from IndieBound)… (more) Genlæs dine klassikere - Henrik Ibsen. Alhuset, Wednesday, March 6, 2013 at 7pm Underviser: Ellen Möller. "Genlæs dine klassikere " fortsættes i den kommende sæson med : Henrik Ibsen Lægselen efter det sublime liv, sandhedskravet, skæbnebundetheden, det moderne neurotiske menneske - det er motiver, der optager Ibsen. Vi vil komme ind omkring flere af hans dramaer, men det udgangspunktet vil være " Et Dukkehjem" Vi tilrettelægger 4 aftener med fokus på nogle af litteraturens store navne /tekster. Aftenerne vil blive et mix af oplæsning, sang, foredrag og diskussion. Det forventes at man har læst bogen "Et dukkehjem". Hold 13012
Arrangeret af Lof Herning.
Ons. d. 6. marts 2013, kl. 19. (Entré: 80 kr)
Alhuset, Kastanie Alle 27, Kibæk (amberwitch)… (more) Discovery Book Group ROSMERSHOLM HENRIK IBSEN * T-XPERIENCE | WECANSELL LANÇA PRIMEIRO PRODUTO DE MARKETING DEDICADO À CULTURA * BANJAZZ - UM BICHINHO ESQUISITO > JÁ À VENDA NA LOJA CCB E FNAC Skip Navigation LinksHomepage » Programação » Teatro » ROSMERSHOLM DE HENRIK IBSEN ROSMERSHOLM ROSMERSHOLM DE HENRIK IBSEN © José Pedro Sousa -Tanknation ROSMERSHOLM DE HENRIK IBSEN © José Pedro Sousa -Tanknation ROSMERSHOLM DE HENRIK IBSEN © José Pedro Sousa -Tanknation ROSMERSHOLM DE HENRIK IBSEN © José Pedro Sousa -Tanknation ROSMERSHOLM DE HENRIK IBSEN © José Pedro Sousa -Tanknation ROSMERSHOLM DE HENRIK IBSEN © José Pedro Sousa -Tanknation ROSMERSHOLM DE HENRIK IBSEN © José Pedro Sousa -Tanknation ROSMERSHOLM DE HENRIK IBSEN © José Pedro Sousa -Tanknation ROSMERSHOLM DE HENRIK IBSEN © José Pedro Sousa -Tanknation ROSMERSHOLM DE HENRIK IBSEN © José Pedro Sousa -Tanknation Escrita em 1886 e considerada uma das obras-primas do dramaturgo norueguês Henrik Ibsen, Rosmersholm é apresentada num ambiente cénico contemporâneo, que faz uso das novas tecnologias. 10, 11 e 12 Fev 2011 - 21:00 13 Fev 2011 - 16:00 M/12 ANOS SALA DE ENSAIO PREÇO 10€ DESCONTOS HABITUAIS (para bilhetes adquiridos no CCB) Desconto de 25% para menores de 25 anos e maiores de 65 5€ – estudantes e profissionais de espectáculos (n.º limitado de bilhetes) Desconto de 20% para grupos de 10 a 50 pessoas T-xperience > Vamos vestir a camisola da Cultura Portuguesa! A ação da peça decorre em Rosmersholm, uma velha casa senhorial onde vive Johannes Rosmer, antigo pároco que renunciou ao cargo após o suicídio da mulher. Os seus crescentes ideias liberais tornam-no objeto de suspeição entre a comunidade, que também reprova a sua aproximação a Rebekka, antiga companheira da sua falecida mulher. Enquanto a relação entre estas duas personagens se aprofunda, o seu isolamento face à comunidade aumenta – e pressões morais, políticas e sociais irão ditar o seu destino. Encenação Gonçalo Waddington Interpretação Gonçalo Waddigton – Johannes Rosmer Carla Maciel – Rebeckka West Pedro Lacerda – Professor Kroll Peter Michael – Peder Mortensgaard Flávia Gusmão – Sr.ª Helseth João Lagarto – Ulrik Brendel Cenografia Fernando Ribeiro Figurinos Carla Maciel Desenho de luz José Álvaro Correia Tradução João Paulo Esteves da Silva Produção CCB / Take it Easy Apoio Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian (teresasobral)… (more)
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