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The Brothers Lionheart is presented in an atmospheric and visual version that transports the audience into a universe where adventure meets seriousness. Here, both children and adults experience fear, courage and the desire to do the right thing.

The journey to Nangijala

Kavring is ill, and Jonatan tells him about Nangijala – the place you go after death. When tragedy strikes, they meet again in this fairy-tale world, where the fight against evil and oppression challenges them both. Kavring grows through his trials and shows what it means to be brave when it really matters.

A comprehensive and gripping performing arts experience

The performance weaves together puppet theatre, scenography and sound into an intense and emotional journey. With poetic nerve and engaging acting, it conveys a story of loyalty, justice and the power of love.

A performance that sparks conversation

The Brothers Lionheart is an experience that stays with you. It touches, engages and opens up space for important conversations between adults and children about what it means to be human and about the strength we find in each other.

  • Running time: 1 hour, no interval
  • Suitable for: Families
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Showings

HAUT Scene (Haugesund)
March 05, 2026:
18:00
March 06, 2026:
18:00
March 07, 2026:
14:00
March 12, 2026:
18:00
March 13, 2026:
18:00
March 14, 2026:
14:00
March 18, 2026:
18:00
March 19, 2026:
18:00
March 20, 2026:
18:00
March 21, 2026:
14:00
March 25, 2026:
18:00
March 26, 2026:
18:00
March 27, 2026:
18:00
March 28, 2026:
14:00
April 09, 2026:
18:00
April 10, 2026:
18:00
April 11, 2026:
14:00
April 18, 2026:
14:00
April 23, 2026:
18:00
April 24, 2026:
18:00
April 25, 2026:
14:00

Prices

Child:
NOK 300
Adult:
NOK 350

Contact

Address:
  • Smedasundet 66
  • 5529 Haugesund
Phone:
52 72 82 22
Email:
billetter@haugesundteater.no
Website:
haugesundteater.no/forestilling/brodrene-lovehjerte

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