Selected works

"MomA offers a soundscape so wonderfully crisp that it surpasses anything I've previously encountered in headphone theatre. This is how it can be done!"

Norsk Shakespearetidsskrift

"MomA offers a soundscape so wonderfully crisp that it surpasses anything I've previously encountered in headphone theatre. This is how it can be done!"

Norsk Shakespearetidsskrift

A performative work for four actors. Performance during Høstutstillingen 2023.

"An artistically detailed and well executed work in a strikingly strong performance"

Norsk Shakespearetidsskrift

"It's exciting, it's deeply human and it's exquisitely well written" - Terningkast 5 - Aftenposten

"A play you might remember for the rest of your life" - Aftenposten

"Shockingly good about child suicide" - VG

How much can you tell your mother before she gets up and leaves?

Care After is experience from the top of a four meter high scaffolding. The actions take place in a dementia ward, in a hospital, in the national theatre and in a childhood home.

A performance based on documentary texts. Particiants: Public, actors from the national theatre, a man from Kosovo, Albania, a Vietnamese woman and two children.

A performance based on documentary texts.

A performance based on documentary texts. Performers: Barnato Park High School Choir.

A performance based on Ibsen's The Wild Duck and a documentary style text. Participants: actors from the National Theatre, two girls, a trans gender woman and twenty youth.

A performance based on a well known fairy tale and documentary texts.

Performance with nine students and one American man.

Improvised stunt theatre with politically youth activists.

A performance with a window cleaner.

Performance with Mona Tandberg, Lars Wikdahl, Jon Øygarden, 70 extras, a photographer and five journalists.

A performance with 70 youth, one journalist and an actor.

Performance on the street. Participants: Passer bys, shoppers and Goksøyr & Martens.

A performance with twenty professional film people, thirty asylum seekers from Kosovo, an interpreter, a lawyer, a cook, and Goksøyr & Martens in the role of reporters.