Podcast: Does it work as a parody of fascism?

Is The Boys at the Norwegian Theatre a good portrayal of fascism, or are they just kidding? Hear Young Voices Lasse, Fiona, Aksel and Heidi talk about just that and much more in this rather chatty podcast! 😅
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Behind the facade

Frequent use of the camera gives a modern touch to the 60-year-old musical Cabaret at Det Norske Teatret, it also provides a new perspective. A way of seeing theater that opens up a whole new world.
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Podcast: Raw, Sweaty, Magnificent

New podcast episode! Young voices have seen Cabaret at the Norwegian Theatre.
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So stupid it's fun

The guys at Det Norske Teatret are so stupid that it's funny, writes Fiona Åtland (20) in this illustrated review.
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Horror… without horror?

Frankenstein is a short performance that dips its toes into something that could be very exciting.
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Megalomaniac theater: Lots of content, little weight

The Sisters is one of the biggest ventures of the theater season, but the brand new performance is a crumbly cake on stage, sprinkled with cream, jam and grandiose wishes.
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A big sigh 

In an attempt to dig up the painful and the awkward in Alf Pøysen's lesser-known stump songs and songs, there is little room for the humor and the oblique view that makes Prøysen so unique.
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15 years makes the mind grow

When they were happy, I was happy, and when they were sad, I was sad. When they were passionate about a cause, I noticed that my subconscious was looking for a cause that I was passionate about.
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Winner of the Unge Stemmers festival prize

The winner of the Young Voices Festival Award went to the performance 15 years, Det Norske Teatret.
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