Måken

The actors find themselves in a culture where external values dominate, and everyone yearns to be a star. Starving, they seek external affirmations, chasing a fleeting moment of feeling good enough. They envision creating a world of suns through their concept for The Seagull.
In the play, there are numerous references to the moon. A moon requires a sun to shine. They see everyone as a moon. Meanwhile, the sun possesses strong self-esteem and thrives without relying on external validation. A sun stands independent in its existence and fosters constructive interactions with those around it.

PARTICIPATING
The Seagull by Anton Tsjekhov
Reworked by Martin Lotherington
Directing: Martin Lotherington

Cast:
Irina (Arkadina) - Nanna Lundevall
Kim (Konstantin) - Hanna Heider Hov
Søren (Sorin) - Øyvind Hovden
Nina (Nina) - Helene Nordby Nybø
André (Shamrayev) - Sondre Helgesen
Paula (Polina) - Victoria Fahre
Maria (Masha) - Inga Fyhn Nilsen
Torgrim (Trigorin) - Benjamin Aasebø
Dennis (Dorn) - Andreas Vedvik
Eric (Medvedenko) - Robin Houbraken

Costume and scenography: Thale Kvam Olsen
Light: Marita Storheim
Sound and music: Sondre Helgesen and Robin Houbraken

Bannerdesign: Sondre Helgesen

Thanks to Elisabeth Dahl, Liv Sandvik, Leen Echelpoels