
IDA AALBERG
SISÄLLYS:
I. R. - I. - VANHEMMAT.
II. KOTOA POIS
III. SUOMALAISEN TEATTERIN VAELLUSVUOSILTA.
IV. SAKSALAINEN TEATTERI JA MARIE SEEBACHIN KOULU.
V. »NOORA» JA UNKARIN TRIUMFI.
VI. MYRSKYÄ JA KIIHKOA.
VII. SARAH BERNHARDT. VÄLJEMMILLE VESILLE.
VIII. NEUVONANTAJIA JA YSTÄVIÄ.
A thoughtful portrait unfolds of Finland’s most celebrated stage actress, tracing her journey from a modest upbringing to the bright lights of European theatres. The author weaves together contemporary reviews, personal letters, and memoirs, offering a nuanced view that balances admiration with critical inquiry. Readers will feel the restless energy that propelled her from local stages to the bustling theatres of Germany and beyond, while also glimpsing the intimate moments that shaped her artistic spirit.
Beyond the glitter of performance, the narrative explores the complexities of her private life—marriages, friendships, and the inevitable conflicts that accompany a life lived in the public eye. By grounding the story in documented sources yet acknowledging their limits, the book invites listeners to join a reflective conversation about what truth means in the realm of artistic legacy. It’s a compelling, human‑scaled look at a woman whose passion both ignited and challenged the cultural landscape of her time.
Language
fi
Duration
~11 hours (669K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Original publisher
Porvoo: WSOY, 1925.
Credits
Juhani Kärkkäinen and Tapio Riikonen
Release date
2023-10-18
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1888–1931
A Finnish writer, reciter, and speech teacher, he moved between literature and performance with unusual energy. His work included a book on actress Ida Aalberg, and his life also left a mark on Finnish cultural and natural history.
View all books
by Royall Tyler

by Dion Boucicault

by John Gibson Paton

by Ben Jonson

by William Wells Brown

by Izumo Takeda, Shoraku Miyoshi, Senryu Namiki

by Ben Jonson

by S. O. Susag