Nordpolen Magiske Trikketransport

Feil teater

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In a secluded brick building on Økern, among industrial premises and high-rise apartment blocks, we find Oslo’s best-kept secret: a magical tramcar that takes you all the way to the North Pole. For many decades, passengers have been able to travel with the 11 tram to this fabled place to leave behind their greatest wish.

But now the tram’s future is at stake. Dark capitalist forces have taken over the capital, and decided that the North Pole Magical Tram Transport will be razed to the ground.

Join us on a dangerous and spectacular journey through time and space, and save the city’s most adventurous tram line from disappearing.

 

Both the audience and critics were excited by last year’s Christmas performance from Feil Teater, the 11-tram goes to the North Pole. Now the company is back with another magical winter adventure, this time in collaboration with Kloden theatre.

 

Nordpolen Magiske Trikketransport is a free theater experience based on interviews with children from all over Oslo, and takes the audience on a grand tram ride from Økern all the way to the northernmost point on earth. Welcome abord!

 

The performance is suitable for children aged 6 and over.

 

Duration: Approx. 1 hour and 15 minutes

 

NB: Only 20 places per performance.

 

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Nordpolen Magiske Trikketransport is produced by Feil Teater in collaboration with Kloden teater.

 

PRODUCTION, DIRECTION AND SCRIPT

Vilde Johannessen and Sebastian Skytterud Myers

 

PRODUCER KLODEN THEATER

Mary Haugen

 

ACTORS

Peter Moseng, Sindre Seip, Eirin Schou Fævelen, Vilde Johannessen and Sebastian Skytterud Myers

 

SCENOGRAPHY

Tobias Lehrskov-Schmidt

 

COSTUME
Frida Vige Helle

 

LIGHT AND VIDEO
Thomas Gallagher

 

MUSIC

Nils Oortwijn

 

SOUND

Thomas Gallagher and Sebastian Skytterud Myers

 

CARPENTERS

Trond Håvard Gamst and Alice Tomola

 

INSPECTOR

Suzanne Øfjord

 

POSTER

Thomas Gallagher

 

THE SHOW IS SUPPORTED BY

The Norwegian Cultural Council, Oslo municipality and the Bergesenstiftelsen

 

THANKS TO

Ida Marie Bakkerud, Josefine Haganäs, Julie Veiersted, Amanda Hedvig Strand and all the children we have interviewed.