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Mumiebrun

by Susie Wang (NO)

 

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Accessibility Accessible with wheelchair Captioned No blackout No stage smoke or scents No strobe lights Seated or seating options With English text/speech With Norwegian text/speech

We have finally succeeded in bringing theatre group Susie Wang’s fantastic horror theatre to Bergen. The stage is set for a museum visit from hell. Margit is heavily pregnant and waddles about in search of the child’s father. Encouraged by the museum guard, she pokes her finger into something very old. The past grabs the opportunity, and attacks. 

Using the female body as an excavation site, Susie Wang practices a kind of reverse archaeology, where the past finds the human being and pulls her under. And while the body moves at the speed of death, consciousness has taken a detour. Either way, it’s not about getting there first, but about doing the splits without splitting. 

Mumiebrun premiered in 2018 and is the second part of Susie Wang’s horror trilogy about human nature. It received the Norwegian Critics’ Prize for Best Theatre Performance in 2019. 

Bio

Susie Wang is an Oslo-based theatre company founded in 2017 by Trine Falch, Martin Langlie, Mona Solhaug, and Bo Krister Wallström. After many years in a performative tradition, including the group Baktruppen, their work took a dramatic turn, and they now make theatre with characters and plots. Or as they put it themselves: “Susie Wang grew up with a shattered worldview, but instead of reflecting the world in fragments, we have started picking up the pieces and assembling them into dramatic storylines.” 

 

Credits

Museum guard: Mona Solhaug
Frank: Kim Atle Hansen
Margit: Julie Solberg
Museum Visitors: Fanney Antonsdottir, Martin Langlie, Simen Ulvestad and Phillip Isaksen 

Concept, dramaturgy, costumes: Susie Wang Text/Direction: Trine Falch
Set Design: Bo Krister Wallström
Music/Sound: Martin Langlie
Sound engineering: Bård Ingebrigtsen
Light: Phillip Isaksen
SFX: Fanney Antonsdottir
Stage Technician: Simen Ulvestad, Oscar Solløs Carpenter: Jon Løvøen 
Sound technician: Bård Ingebrigtsen
Production: Bo Krister Wallström 
Tour management: Bo Krister Wallström 
Language Consultants: Lina Hindrum, Niklas Adam
Photography: Alette Schei Rørvik and Simen Ulvestad

 

Supported by Arts and Culture Norway, Dramatikkens Hus, The Audio and Visual Fund, Fund for Performing Artists, Foreign Ministry/PAHN – Performing Arts Hub Norway. 

Extra information

The performance is in Danish and Norwegian with English translation. 

Not suitable for children.