Rita and Alfred were going to build an orphanage, an idea Rita conceived after their son Eyolf drowned. But over the years, the project has been redefined: It will be what they call a transparency centre. Through uncompromising self-disclosure, young and old clients will learn to crush the shame of not being loved, or not loving.

With Little Leiolf, Kristinsdottir/Willyson have created a fourth act to Henrik Ibsen’s Little Eyolf.

Premiere: Black Box teater, Oslo, 2019.

Director, text: Hildur Kristinsdottir
Editor, dramturg: Eirik Willyson
Sound, music: Martin Langlie
Lighting design: Oscar Udbye
Video: Oscar Udbye and Anders Borchgrevink
Scenography: Thale Olsen
Producers: Eirik Willyson, Anders Borchgrevink & Ida Willassen

On stage:

Hildur Kristinsdottir
Håkon Vassvik
Josephine Kylén-Collins
Per Magnus Barlaug

Supported by: Arts Council Norway & Dramatikkens hus. Co-produced by Black Box teater, BIT Teatergarasjen & Rosendal Teater