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Grandmother's fantastically dreadful stories and Roald's magic - a boisterous, touching and bewilderingly absurd production By: Patrik Stenseth The production is produced by Østfold International Theatre in collaboration with The Lucky Ones. In this production we meet a boy simply named Roald, and his grandmother, who is simply useless.

Roald's mother has decided that he should stay overnight with his grandmother in Sarpsborg. But grandmother smells odd and would much rather do as little as possible.

Besides, she hates having visitors! Fearing he'll be bored to death, Roald decides to get his grandmother to tell stories.

She agrees to try -- but it doesn't take long before Roald discovers that his grandmother is fantastically bad at telling anything at all. So when grandmother starts on a story, and can't finish it -- Roald takes over.

With a bit of imagination and a bit of chocolate, there are no limits to where they might end up! For suddenly the living room is filled with slimy bogeymen, a chocolate river, a rat-neighbour, the giant Gre Åker and peculiar creatures from other planets!

The production is inspired by Roald Dahl's body of work and life, and perhaps most by the desire that imagination can change the world just a little bit. This is theatre that celebrates the child in all of us and lets the audience help shape what happens on stage.

Director: Vilde Johannessen Set and costume design: Gjermund Andresen Lighting design: Agnethe Tellefsen Composer/musician: Håvard Gressum Antonsen Cast: Eirin Schou Fævelsen, Patrik Asplund Stenseth, Nami Kitagawa Aam, Håvard Gressum Antonsen Duration: 70 minutes Doors open 1 hour before Catering: all options Age limit: 8 years NB!

Wheelchairs: There is space for two wheelchairs per performance. Wheelchair space is in the stalls in row 11, seats 10 and 11 If you use a wheelchair: Select the ticket type Wheelchair space.

Companions: If you have a companion pass you are entitled to a companion ticket. Book by email to billett@oslonye.no.

A valid companion pass must be brought and shown when you arrive at the performance. Oslo Nye Te