Chat Noir, Theatre company in Oslo, Norway
Chat Noir is a theater house in central Oslo that presents musicals, comedies, and dramatic productions year-round. It functions as a dedicated performance venue with regular programming designed for diverse audiences.
It was founded in 1912 by vocalist Bokken Lasson and writer Vilhelm Dybwad as a literary cabaret. Its history is woven into the broader development of Norwegian theatrical culture throughout the 20th century.
It represents an enduring commitment to Norwegian performance art and continues to draw performers from across the country and abroad. The stage shapes how local audiences experience theater through musicals, comedies, and dramatic works.
The venue offers newsletter subscriptions to keep visitors informed about upcoming performances. Regular opening hours make it easy to contact the box office directly and arrange bookings in person.
During World War II, it continued performances under Nazi occupation and made strategic adjustments to its programming. This persistence made it a symbol of cultural resistance during a difficult time.
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