Kjeld Abell (1901–61), Danish dramatist and artist, who worked as a stage designer in Paris and with Balanchine at the Alhambra Theatre, London, in 1931. His first play, Melodien, der blev væk, was produced in Copenhagen in 1935 and in London a year later as The Melody That Got Lost. Three plays have been published in translation: Anna Sophie Hedvig (1939), The Queen on Tour (1943), a protest against the loss of freedom during the German occupation of Denmark, and Days on a Cloud (1947). Abell's work represents a sustained attempt to bring an experimental theatre of dream and vision to Denmark.
Kjeld Abell
AuthorKAMELIADAMEN
AdaptorOLIVER TWIST (KJELD ABELL)
AuthorMISS PLINCKNY’S KABALE
AuthorMELODIEN, DER BLEV VÆK
AuthorJUDITH (Kjeld Abell)
AuthorDEN BLÅ PEKINGESER
AuthorDAGE PAA EN SKY
AuthorASKEPOT – OG DOG
AuthorANNA SOPHIE HEDVIG
AuthorSKRIGET
AuthorSILKEBORG
AuthorDRONNING GAAR IGEN
AuthorDYVEKE