Borghild Johannessen Explained

Borghild Johannessen
Birth Date:December 14, 1884
Birth Place:Bergen, Norway
Death Place:Oslo, Norway
Occupation:Actress, singer, dancer
Mother:Laura Elvig
Father:Bernt Johan Johannessen
Spouse:Thoralf Klouman[1]
Children:Carsten Klouman, Wenche Klouman
Relatives:Svanhild Johannessen

Borghild Johannessen (December 14, 1884 – October 14, 1972) was a Norwegian actress, singer, and dancer.[1] [2] [3]

Family

Borghild Johannessen was born in Bergen, Norway, the daughter of the actors Bernt Johan Johannessen and Laura Elvig, and the sister of the actress Svanhild Johannessen. On November 29, 1915, she married the actor Thoralf Klouman, whom she worked with at the Trondheim National Theater.[1] They were the parents of the pianist and composer Carsten Klouman and the actress Wenche Klouman.

Career

Early in her career, Borghild Johannessen was associated with the Grønland People's Theater (Norwegian: Grønland Folketeater) and the Fahlstrøm Theater in Kristiania (now Oslo). Both of these theaters were run by Johann and Alma Fahlstrøm. After the Fahlstrøm Theater closed in 1911, she worked at the Trondheim National Theater. In January 1917, she returned to Kristiania, where she worked at the Central Theater.[4]

While engaged with the Fahlstrøm Theater, in May 1907, she co-starred in a guest performance at the Casino Theater in Copenhagen.[3] The same year she participated in the theater's guest performance in Stavanger. In 1909, she performed in Leo Fall's opera The Divorcée at the Fahlstrøm Theater.

Johannessen also appeared in many non-theater performances, including solo dancing in connection with a performance by her brother-in-law Hauk Aabel at the Sandefjord Spa in 1905.[5]

Selected roles

Notes and References

  1. Encyclopedia: Berg. Thoralf . Thoralf Klouman . Norsk biografisk leksikon . 2009 . Norwegian . June 21, 2020.
  2. Book: Jensson . Liv . Biografisk skuespillerleksikon . 1981 . Universitetsforlaget . Oslo . 8200056228 . 92.
  3. Book: Fahlstrøm . Alma . To norske skuespilleres liv og de Fahlstrømske teatres historie: 1878–1917 . 1927 . Gyldendal . Oslo . 223, 234.
  4. News: Kunst og program . June 23, 2020 . Dagbladet . 255 . September 17, 1917 . 6.
  5. News: Hauk Aabel . June 23, 2020 . Sandefjords Blad . 75 . July 6, 1905 . 3.
  6. News: Bøger – Kunst . June 25, 2020 . Morgenbladet . 696 . December 23, 1905 . 2.
  7. News: Fahlstrøms Theater . June 25, 2020 . Morgenbladet . 387 . July 29, 1905 . 2.
  8. News: I 'Et Kjøbmandshus i Skjægaarden' . June 25, 2020 . Morgenbladet . 552 . October 7, 1906 . 2.
  9. News: 'Claudes Hustru' . June 25, 2020 . Fredriksstad Tilskuer . 89 . April 17, 1906 . 2.
  10. News: Folketeatret . June 25, 2020 . Social-Demokraten . 25 . January 30, 1907 . 1.
  11. News: Stavanger teater . June 25, 2020 . Stavanger Aftenblad . 106 . April 22, 1907 . 2.
  12. News: I 'Den fraskilte Kone' . June 25, 2020 . Morgenbladet . 736 . December 24, 1909 . 1.
  13. News: Kunst og program . June 25, 2020 . Dagbladet . 86 . March 31, 1910 . 2.
  14. News: Fahlstrøms Teater . June 25, 2020 . Trondhjems Adresseavis . 128 . May 11, 1911 . 2.
  15. News: Leo Tolstoi: Det levende lik . June 25, 2020 . Trondhjems Adresseavis . 97 . April 6, 1914 . 3.
  16. News: Nils Kjær: Det lykkelige valg . June 25, 2020 . Trondhjems Adresseavis . 56 . February 25, 1914 . 3.
  17. News: 'Pygmalion' . June 25, 2020 . Trondhjems Adresseavis . 37 . February 7, 1914 . 6.
  18. News: Oscar Wilde: Den ideal egtemand . June 25, 2020 . Trondhjems Adresseavis . 41 . February 12, 1914 . 2.
  19. News: Kunst og program . June 25, 2020 . Dagbladet . 3 . January 4, 1917 . 5.
  20. News: Centralteatret . June 25, 2020 . Dagbladet . 288 . October 20, 1917 . 3.
  21. News: Centralteatret . June 25, 2020 . Dagbladet . 249 . October 24, 1924 . 1.