Komiske og historiske pantomimer rundt 1800

I Europa, Norge og i norske teaterhistorier

Authors

  • Ellen Karoline Gjervan Dronning Mauds Minne høgskole

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15845/tvs.v3i0.2925

Keywords:

pantomimes, popular entertainment, itinerant troupes, Norwegian theatre history

Abstract

Between 1750 and 1850, several itinerant troupes visited Norway. The theatrical plays they presented belonged to popular entertainment genres. In this article I examine the pantomimes these troupes performed in Norway: comical and historical pantomime. The aim of this examination is to provide a broader understanding of the two kinds of pantomimes presented by itinerant troupes in Norway around 1800. I end the article by looking at historiographical reasons as to why these performances have been more or less excluded from written, Norwegian theatre histories.

Author Biography

Ellen Karoline Gjervan, Dronning Mauds Minne høgskole

Ellen Karoline Gjervan er for tiden prorektor for masterutdanning ved Dronning Mauds Minne Høgskole i Trondheim. Gjervan har doktorgrad i teatervitenskap fra Universitetet i Bergen, 2010. Hun har publisert arbeider om Henrik Ibsens teaterkarriere, om dramaturgi, samt om sceneteknikk og populære underholdningssjangre i det lange 1700-tallet.

Published

2019-11-22

How to Cite

Gjervan, Ellen Karoline. 2019. “Komiske Og Historiske Pantomimer Rundt 1800: I Europa, Norge Og I Norske Teaterhistorier”. Teatervitenskapelige Studier 3 (3):17–26. https://doi.org/10.15845/tvs.v3i0.2925.