Direction, choreography and stage design: Magnus Sparsaas
On stage: Olav Waastad, Charlott Utzig, Magnus Sparsaas
(Local actors to be announced later)
Artistic co-creators: Gina Lindås Theodorsen, Marius Christoffer Karlsrud
Music: Marius Christoffer Karlsrud
Costume: Sara Skogøy
Lighting design: Norunn Standal
Producer: Tonje Sannes
Dramaturg: Rickard Borgström, Jørgen Strickert, Kjersti Horn
Graphic design: Carl Lützen
Carpenter: Leif Tveitdal
Painter: Frode Holgersen and Camilla Lillengen
Welder: Gregor Olsen
Performance photo: Simen Dieserud Thornqvist
Thanks to: Mimir Kristjansson, Linda Sætra

With his three recent novels, Edouard Louis has renewed the discussion about class differences and linked it to the growing popularity of populist protest parties. The search for quick solutions, clear enemy images and excuses challenges democracy. Who Killed My Father is the third book in a trilogy about growing up working class in rural France. The first book is about being queer in a small place, the longing for liberation and the confrontation and break with one's own family. But in the latest book, it is the reunion with his family and a speech in defense of a working class he has left behind that forms the framework for analyzing his upbringing and his father's life. At a time of weakening social rights, growing inequalities and diminished awareness of the structural impact of class differences on an individual's life and sense of self, Louis' books are liberatingly direct about something that is both deeply personal and utterly universal.