The merry wives of Windsor
A guerilla opera by Skeive Stemmer
Queer take on Shakespeare
Collector of: Laughs
A collaboration with Trondheim Pride
How far can you go to get revenge? Will these ladies live up to their feminist ideals? What can we learn about gender roles from this little tale from an English town, set many years ago? These questions and more may be answered when we welcome Skeive Stemmer with William Shakespeare’s witty comedy as opera, created by Otto Nicolai in a Norwegian suit.
William Shakespeare's witty comedy is set to catchy music in this operetta by Otto Nicolai. Skeive Stemmer focuses on the humor in the play, but also on what we can learn about gender and gender roles in this story from a small town in England. The performance is sung in Norwegian.
| Singers: | Mae Heydorn Messo, Therese A. Khachik, Maria Dale Johannessen, Patrick Egersborg, Alvilde Antonsen, Slava Grabovsky, Mathilde Hofvind Borgen, Marte Arnesen og Mathias Vistnes |
| Director: | Lars Harald Maagerø |
| Music: | Knut Erik Jensen |
| Costume and scenography: | Fridtjof Brevig |
| Makeup artist: | Shlomi Ruimi Askildsen |
| Producer: | Shereen Khachik |
| By: | Skeive Stemmer operakompani i samarbeid med Operavennforening og Trondheim Pride |
| Supported by: | Trondheim Kommune, Trøndelag fylkeskommune, Torstein Erbo Gavefond og Barne- ungdoms- og familiedirektoratet (Bufdir), Sparebanken SMN. mfl |
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Rosendal Teater is placed in the eastern part of Trondheim, at the other side of the crossing near Lademoen Church. The closest bus stop is Rønningsbakken. Bicycle parking at our wall towards the gas station.
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