CURRENT PROJECTS
In theatre and directing
Ingemann is currently developing the following projects:
"After Liverpool" by James Saunders, scratch performance 6th September 2020, Cosmopolite Scene.
"Home" A nonverbal puppet film dealing with the unconsious fear corona created
"The cheeseprofessor" a tragicomedy inspired by true events about a communist professor who gave his newly invented cheese to a capitalist dairy company
Ingemann is also part of Kompani Ingebauer - a clown duo
Please have a look, and get in touch if you are interested in collaborating
AFTER LIVERPOOL
by James Saunders
A playful and poetic love story by one of Great Britain great absurdist playwrights.
What does it mean to love some body?
How do we connect, and what does connection mean?
How do we stay ourselves and together? Is it possible to really know someone, or do we merely know each others habits and behavior?
These questions are explored with playfulness, humour and vulnerability in this play.
Home (working title)
A nonverbal puppet film about two characters in a scary world trying to find comfort and security against an unknown threat.
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The Cheeseprofessor
What can lead a ideological communist professor to give his valuable cheese to a capitalist dairy company?
Inspired by a snippet of local history, Bertolt Brecht and Wes Anderson this tragicomedy plays with reality and what it means to be a good person. Its a specific story that speaks to larger societal problems we face today.
2021: Is under further development in collaboration with Dramatikkens hus.
First English draft was completed at Seanse Volda, October 2020.
First Norwegian draft was completed at Arstad Nordre Gård, November 2020.
Please get in touch for more information.
An absurd comedy about two cousins masquerading as British upper class trying to find love in an unsafe world.
By some absolutely random chance they have both met men who like tea, croquet and poetry online. They have prepared a double date with tea, croquet and Shakespeare. But the dates are late, where are they?
Inspired by Rosalind and Celia's journey in "As You Like" by William Shakespeare. Its a story about two cousins looking for fortune and love in new surroundings. It's a story about claiming your life on your terms.