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Nora |
| Description | Tour:
21 and 26 May, 5 and 13 June 1909: Johann Strauß-Theater, Vienna (AT)
7 June 1910: Carl-Schultze-Theater, Hamburg (DE) |
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| Venue | Lessingtheater, Friedrich-Karl-Ufer 1, Berlin, Germany |
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| First Date | 29th January 1909 |
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| Last Date | 21st April 1909 |
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| Status | Professional |
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| Primary Genre | Theatre - Spoken Word |
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| Contributors |
| SORT_Name | Name | Function | Character | Notes | | Bassermann, Albert, | Albert Bassermann | Actor | Torvald Helmer | | | Borowski, Hermann, | Hermann Borowski | Actor | A porter | | | Heinrich, Else, | Else Heinrich | Actor | The Helmers' child | Ivar | | Kriete, Luise, | Luise Kriete | Actor | Anne Marie | | | Müller, Hilde, | Hilde Müller | Actor | The Helmers' child | Emmy | | Müller, Lotte, | Lotte Müller | Actor | The Helmers' child | Bob | | Reicher, Emanuel, | Emanuel Reicher | Actor | Nils Krogstad | | | Sauer, Oscar, | Oscar Sauer | Actor | Dr. Rank | | | Stolle, Josefine, | Josefine Stolle | Actor | Helene | | | Sussin, Mathilde, | Mathilde Sussin | Actor | Mrs. Kristine Linde | | | Triesch, Irene, | Irene Triesch | Actor | Nora | | | Ibsen, Henrik, | Henrik Ibsen | Playwright | | | | Lange, Wilhelm, | Wilhelm Lange | Translator | | |
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| All events in this tour |
| SORT_Name | Name | Date | Notes | EventID | | Nora | Nora | 1909-05-21 | | 77736 | | Nora | Nora | 1909-08-19 | Re-opening | 89230 | | Nora | Nora | 1910-06-07 | | 77270 | | Nora | Nora | 1911-09-15 | Re-opening | 89437 | | Nora | Nora | 1912-08-20 | Re-opening | 89474 | | Nora | Nora | 1913-06-30 | Re-opening | 93946 |
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| Works | |
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| Production Nationality | Germany |
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| Further Information | Performed four times 1908/09, six times 1909/10, five times 1910/11, six times 1911/12 and twice 1912/13. This was the third production in an Ibsen Cycle at the Lessing-Theater (the cycle began with The League of Youth on 22 January 1909 and comprised all of Ibsen's following thirteen contemporary dramas). |
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| Event Identifier | 76581 |
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