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- Loves_Comedy abstract "Love's Comedy (Norwegian: Kjærlighedens Komedie) is a comedy by Henrik Ibsen. It was first published on 31 December 1862. As a result of being branded an \"immoral\" work in the press, the Christiania Theatre would not dare to stage it at first. \"The play aroused a storm of hostility,\" Ibsen wrote in its preface three years later, \"more violent and more widespread than most books could boast of having evoked in a community the vast majority of whose members commonly regard matters of literature as being of small concern.\" The only person who approved of it at the time, Ibsen later said, was his wife. He revised the play in 1866, in preparation for its publication \"as a Christmas book,\" as he put it. His decision to make it more appealing to Danish readers by removing many of its specifically Norwegian words has been taken as an early instance of the expression of his contempt for the contemporary Norwegian campaign to purge the language of its foreign influences.The play received its first theatrical production in 1873 (eleven years after publication), opening on 24 November at the Christiania Theatre, with Sigvard Gundersen as Falk, Laura Gundersen as Svanhild, Johannes Brun as Pastor Strawman, and Andreas Isachsen as Guldstad. It became a regular part of the theatre's repertory, playing 77 times over the next 25 years. Its first Broadway production opened at the Hudson Theatre on 23 March 1908.The London premiere of the play took place in 2012, when the Orange Tree Theatre staged a production directed by David Antrobus and using a text translated and adapted by Don Carleton. The production was praised by critics.Ibsen adopted a contemporary setting (for the first time since his St. John's Night of 1853) and a rhymed verse form for the play. Its language is loaded with vivid imagery and Ibsen gives the characters arias full of passion and poetry. It dramatises the bourgeois world seen in Ibsen's later naturalistic prose problem plays but Love's Comedy elevates its characters to an emblematic status, more akin to Emperor and Galilean, Brand or Peer Gynt; characters appear to be contemporary types but are given emblematic names such as Falcon, Swan, Strawman and Gold.Ibsen called Love's Comedy an extension of his poem \"On the Heights\" (\"Paa Vidurne\"), insofar as both works explore a need for liberation; both, he suggested, were based on his relationship with his wife Suzanna. In 1870 he wrote that the play was \"much debated in Norway, where people related it to the circumstances of my personal life. I lost a great deal of face.\" Robert Ferguson suggests that it is Ibsen's \"greatest love story\", adding that \"our knowledge that [Falk] is lying, that he and Svandhild voluntarily turn to a future with this act of emotional self-mutilation [...] gives Love's Comedy such extraordinary poignancy\". As \"the brilliant culmination of a long and awkward apprenticeship,\" the play is, Brian Johnson writes, Ibsen's first \"assured masterpiece\".".
- Loves_Comedy author Henrik_Ibsen.
- Loves_Comedy genre Comedy_(drama).
- Loves_Comedy originalLanguage Norwegian_language.
- Loves_Comedy premiereDate "1873-11-24".
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- Loves_Comedy premierePlace Norway.
- Loves_Comedy premierePlace Oslo.
- Loves_Comedy premiereYear "1873".
- Loves_Comedy subjectOfPlay "LoveandMarriage".
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- Loves_Comedy wikiPageWikiLinkText "Kærlighedens komedie".
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- Loves_Comedy name "Kærlighedens Komedie".
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- Loves_Comedy origLang Norwegian_language.
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- Loves_Comedy premiere "1873-11-24".
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- Loves_Comedy writer Henrik_Ibsen.
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- Loves_Comedy comment "Love's Comedy (Norwegian: Kjærlighedens Komedie) is a comedy by Henrik Ibsen. It was first published on 31 December 1862. As a result of being branded an \"immoral\" work in the press, the Christiania Theatre would not dare to stage it at first.".
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