The earth is laid low by crises. One family; a mum, dad, grandad and a boy called Heaven have purchased refuge in a container where they can live in peace. They are amongst the chosen few; as long as they pay for their food and protection. The container is transported to new places after various situations arise.

Heaven is at the end of his teenage years. He does not recall the world outside the container. His parents hide the truth from him and treat him like a little child. The situation changes when Heaven becomes ill. His grandad regards this as a result of his longing for the truth. His mum and dad seek to protect him at any cost. But the truth is knocking at the door. Reality wants to get in. 

The Kingdom of Heaven is performed as a live audio experience with four actors and one musician. The audience and performers are seated as if in a normal concert. But there is no light or scenography. Just people, a text and our fantasy. Close your eyes and join us on a journey to the Kingdom of Heaven.

Einar Schwenke is a Norwegian author and actor who was born and grew up in Tromsø but moved to Oslo 25 years ago. After many years working as an actor he now trains people and teams in communication, as well as writing scripts for theatre, film and TV. 

Christer Jørgensen is a qualified musician and drummer from the Conservatory of Music in Tromsø. He is currently completing a masters in music technology. During recent years Jørgensen has collaborated amongst others with the musicians MØRK, Robaat and Eline Åsbakk.

The Rimfrost Theatre ensemble creates productions for children and adults with a focus upon the development of structural and political ideas. The company is connected geographically with Midt-Troms and Tromsø. It was founded as a student company back in 2006 on Senja and has been a full-time company since 2009. Its members are Kristine Myhre Tunheim, Alexander Rindestu, Jeanette Solbakken and Jonas Delerud.

This event is supported by Spenn.no and the Fond for lyd og bilde.