Hatten rundt
Hatten rundt was a series of improvisational theatre programmes that aired on DR1 in the autumn of 1997, with Søren Østergaard, Niels Olsen, Søren Hauch-Fausbøll, Torben Zeller and Claus Bue on stage. The audience at Kaleidoskop in Copenhagen threw small notes with scene titles into a hat that was passed around. A random note was then drawn from the hat, and the actors created a scene from it. Gunner Frøberg was in charge of the execution, among other things, by asking them to sing opera or musical numbers, recite poems, give lectures, do voices for others on stage, be authors or act out an old foreign film that no one has ever seen.
- 1997-1997
- 1 season
- Comedy
Hatten rundt was a series of improvisational theatre programmes that aired on DR1 in the autumn of 1997, with Søren Østergaard, Niels Olsen, Søren Hauch-Fausbøll, Torben Zeller and Claus Bue on stage. The audience at Kaleidoskop in Copenhagen threw small notes with scene titles into a hat that was passed around. A random note was then drawn from the hat, and the actors created a scene from it. Gunner Frøberg was in charge of the execution, among other things, by asking them to sing opera or musical numbers, recite poems, give lectures, do voices for others on stage, be authors or act out an old foreign film that no one has ever seen.
Season 1 Episode Guide
12 Episodes 1997
Episode 1
Episode #1.1
29 mins
In the discipline of theatre sports, no one can beat the star team in The Hat. Watch how they tackle the audience's challenging phrases such as "The gun that would be fired" and "When Supreme Court justices talk to each other in the toilet".
Episode 2
Episode #1.2
29 mins
There will be singing, playing and improvising for the big gold medal when these topics from the audience are staged: "The green gardener who sprayed incorrectly and got malaria" and "On a Sunday trip with Hans Engell on a motorcycle".
Episode 3
Episode #1.3
29 mins
Experience Niels Olsen's poetry reading, which is based on a postmodern deconstructivist Michael Strunge. And see how Claus Bue attacks the question "Why does it look like that?".
Episode 4
Episode #1.4
29 mins
Experience the result of five multifaceted actors who are unleashed on the phrase "Then force that hat down on him" and fantasize about the German film title "Autostradaens decoys".
Episode 5
Episode #1.5
29 mins
Listen to how a story whose first line reads "Fælledparken 1. maj" develops dramatically. And how a scene takes shape if the title is: "Why that part of the moose?".
Episode 6
Episode #1.6
29 mins
The laughs are easily heard from the audience, who feed the improv team with phrases like "He's going to visit his in-laws for the first time" and "Two hedgehogs fall in love and kiss and make love".
Episode 7
Episode #1.7
29 mins
See how the classic 'Hatteleg' plays out when the headline reads - "A frogman and a beekeeper meet by the water's edge one morning". And find out how Claus Bue handles playing the health visitor Lone in the scene 'A day in the audience's life'.
Episode 8
Episode #1.8
29 mins
The Austrian fecal drama "Genocide or My Liver Is Meaningless" as well as a confused Fellini-esque piece starring Anisette are treated with loving care by the Hatten rundt team.
Episode 9
Episode #1.9
28 mins
The happy madness is unleashed when Niels Olsen sings a Poul Krebs-like ballad titled "It's hard to be a Jutland in Copenhagen", and Søren Hauch interprets the role of Helle from Præstø in 'A day in the audience's life'.
Episode 10
Episode #1.10
29 mins
"It was Poul's fault" and "You fall for a young swindler" are just some of the challenging sentences that Frøberg's cheerful journeymen are faced with in this edition of Hatten rund.
Episode 11
Episode #1.11
29 mins
Find out why the Hunchback of Notre Dame wants to look at a bell for his canary in a pet store. And why the nightingale blooms when the sun fades in this crazy improv show for advanced audiences.
Episode 12
Episode #1.12
29 mins
Trainer and stallion master Frøberg sends his improvisation-loving group of players onto the field for the last time. Here they must tackle stubborn phrases like "And the dog said hoof" and "Have you seen my new ceramic workshop at Rungsted Kyst?".