The State of Comedy in Norway: A Comprehensive Overview

Are you curious about the comedy scene in Norway? This week presents the perfect opportunity to uncover the answer to that question. We are currently halfway through the Humor Days at Nieu, where renowned comedians are performing, and prestigious awards are being presented. The pinnacle of the event is the Humor Prize ceremony on Friday night, but the program continues to offer delights throughout the weekend.

A Taste of Homansbyen: Famous Pistachio Knots

Mjøl in Sagene is expanding and opening a new branch on Friday. The bakery is already well-known for its sourdough bread and wheat pastries in Sagene. According to store manager Hanne Jenum, their most acclaimed offering is the pistachio knot, a twist on the traditional cinnamon knot filled with pistachios and vanilla cream. They also highlight their oat bread and wheat bread, promising attractive opening deals.

  • Where: Mjøl in Homansbyen, Parkveien 6A
  • When: Grand opening on Friday, January 31

    Who Reigns as Norway’s Comedy King?

    On Friday, the Humor Prize 2024 will crown Norway’s funniest in nine categories, including "Comedian of the Year." Among the nominees is Gaute Berg Næss. You can be part of the audience for this exciting event! The following day features a show with "Nieu all stars" at the same venue. These are two fantastic opportunities to discover the current pulse of the comedy scene in Norway.

  • What: Humor Prize 2024
  • Where: Cosmopolite
  • When: Friday, January 31 at 7 pm
  • Price: 250 NOK
  • What: Humor Days: Nieu All Stars
  • Where: Cosmopolite
  • When: Saturday, February 1 at 7 pm
  • Price: 240 NOK

    Above Average Interest in Fashion?

    On Friday, the National Museum is hosting a major fashion event with panel discussions, a DJ, art performances, and exhibitions. This isn’t for those interested in fast fashion; it’s for individuals who view fashion as a deeper form of expression: an identity marker and means of communication.

  • Where: National Museum
  • When: Friday, January 31 from 7 pm to 11 pm
  • Price: 200 NOK for regular attendees (120 NOK for those under 30)

    Spacedisco for the People!

    Drongo, an eight-piece musical collective, delivers some of the wildest club nights in the country. Think Todd Terje, think Lindstrøm, but with an abundance of instruments and an otherworldly energy!

  • Where: Blå
  • When: Saturday, February 1. Doors open at 9 pm
  • Price: 220 NOK

    A Great, Yet Underestimated Film Nation

    The captivating film "Bøndene" is already sold out, but tickets are still available for all other screenings. On Sunday, the classic "En generasjon" from 1955 will be shown. For those less inclined towards classic films, the gripping "The Zone of Interest" from 2023 is also on the schedule.

  • Where: Cinemateket
  • When: Sunday: "En generasjon" at 4:15 pm / "The Zone of Interest" at 6:00 pm
  • Price: Both films cost 90 NOK

    This week promises a diverse range of entertainment options in Norway, from comedy shows to fashion events and film screenings. Don’t miss out on the excitement and cultural richness that awaits you!

    FAQs:

  • What is the highlight of the Humor Days at Nieu?
    The culmination of the event is the Humor Prize ceremony on Friday night.
  • Where can I find the best pistachio knots in Homansbyen?
    Visit Mjøl in Homansbyen, Parkveien 6A for their renowned pistachio knots.
  • Which film is a must-watch at Cinemateket this week?
    "The Zone of Interest" from 2023 is a compelling choice for film enthusiasts.
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