“Pavo” nominated for Hedda Price – Sunnmørsposten

Artistic director Hanne Tømta was honored with Hedda Award as the year’s best director for staging of Chekhov’s “Three Sisters.” 91 year old Espen Skjønberg got Hedda Price as best male partner for their efforts in the same performance.

– Her grip makes the play with its wide role gallery fresh for us, it is that we see an old acquaintance for the first time, Printer jury plot organized by the Russian classic. It is the first time a sitting theater is honored with a Hedda Award.

Marø nominated

“The peacock – an unfair musical” was among five nominees for best children / youth under Hedda Award Sunday.

The musical is written by Tyra Tønnessen and Jovan Pavlovic and ålesund girl Henriette Maro first actor at Trøndelag Teater. Award in the category went to “The Wizard of Oz”, also from Trøndelag Theatre.

– We are delighted that this year’s nominees are experimental projects that meet children’s inquisitiveness and creates curiosity for the theater, said prisutdelerne.

“peacock” is a fairy tale musical where the plot revolves around a poor peacock mom and her pups. Far from living Labrador puppy in its prosperity. There are two different worlds that confronted, and the story developed so that it can be easily transferred to many people’s current problems.

Henriette Marø (27) are newly qualified actor, born and raised in Ålesund. She is the first ålesund opportunity that has come into the Theatre Academy in Oslo. Earlier this year she received the State scholarship of 60,000 dollars. After graduation she played last fall in “I’m going back tonight” at Agder Teater, and “peacock” was her debut at Trøndelag Theatre this spring. She played peacock daughter.

Marø has received critical acclaim for his roles, including being she Aftenposten hedra as comedian for his role in Leonce and Lena (Aftenposten, external link).

Garners

Hedda Award is Norwegian theater’s biggest awards, which took place at the National Theatre on Sunday 14 June. It awarded 11 Hedda prices during the evening at the National Theatre’s venerable main stage.

Host The theater could also collect two awards to: Lena Kristin Ellingsen received the award for best female teammate for his efforts as Belinda and the Witch in “Dido + Aenas “at Nationals biscar Torshovteatret. Alexander Mørk-Eidem got Hedda for best stage texts for their creative adaptation of “Peer Gynt”.

The coveted prices for Best Actor and Actress went to Marie Blokhus for the role of Allis in “Bird Tribunal” by Agnes Ravatn at The Norwegian Theatre and Torbjørn Eriksen for the title role of Hamlet at Rogaland Theatre. Stavanger Theatre’s Hamlet-production directed by Kjersti Horn was also named this year show.