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Peer Gynt - Henrik Ibsen
Date details
- Date Saturday, 14/September/2024 18:00
- Venue Jagdschloss Grunewald
- Address Hüttenweg 100, 14193 Berlin-Zehlendorf
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Peer Gynt - Henrik Ibsen
A Norwegian farmer's son tries to escape reality with tall tales... He represses the fact that his father, the once highly respected Jon Gynt, has lost his farm and possessions through mismanagement and numerous alcoholic escapades. In Peer's fantasy world, the run-down dwelling is still a gleaming palace. He also transfigures his own uselessness into heroism. Peer is overprotected and glorified by his mother. In search of love and adventure, he soon finds himself in a world of trolls and demons
PEER GYNT by Henrik Ibsen invites you on a journey through life halfway around the world. A fantastic story full of wit and mischief, fear and horror. A picaresque play for young and old!
Translated from the Norwegian and adapted by Hermann Stock.
The actors are Nikolaus Herdieckerhoff, Para Kiala, Christian Schaefer
Director: Christian SchaeferStage and costumes: Barbara NoackMake-up: Anne-Claire MeyerDramaturgy: Jörg MihanLighting design/technology: Moritz Meyer, Felix SteinerRunning time approx. 80 minutes.No intermission.
As part of DRAUSSENSTADT, the event is supported by the Steglitz-Zehlendorf district office.Translated with DeepL
PEER GYNT by Henrik Ibsen invites you on a journey through life halfway around the world. A fantastic story full of wit and mischief, fear and horror. A picaresque play for young and old!
Translated from the Norwegian and adapted by Hermann Stock.
The actors are Nikolaus Herdieckerhoff, Para Kiala, Christian Schaefer
Director: Christian SchaeferStage and costumes: Barbara NoackMake-up: Anne-Claire MeyerDramaturgy: Jörg MihanLighting design/technology: Moritz Meyer, Felix SteinerRunning time approx. 80 minutes.No intermission.
As part of DRAUSSENSTADT, the event is supported by the Steglitz-Zehlendorf district office.Translated with DeepL
Meeting point: Castle courtyard
Price: €18.00
Reduced price: €15.00
Booking: Advance ticket sales here and at all known advance booking offices as well as at the castle box office in the café.030.8 13 35 97 or
Price: €18.00
Reduced price: €15.00
Booking: Advance ticket sales here and at all known advance booking offices as well as at the castle box office in the café.030.8 13 35 97 or
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