Jeppe Niilonpoika eli Talonpojan ihmeelliset seikkailut Viisinäytöksinen huvinäytelmä

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Jeppe Niilonpoika eli Talonpojan ihmeelliset seikkailut Viisinäytöksinen huvinäytelmä

by Ludvig Holberg

FI·~1 hours·23 chapters

Chapters

23 total

JEPPE NIILONPOIKA

0:06

LUDVIG HOLBERG

0:05

LUDVIG HOLBERG

10:05

JEPPE NIILONPOIKA - ELI - TALONPOJAN IHMEELLISET SEIKKAILUT

0:27

ENSIMÄINEN NÄYTÖS.

1:51

JEPPE. NILLA.

9:39

JAAKKO. JEPPE.

6:34

PAKOONI NIILES. SIHTEERI. KAMARIPALVELIJA. KAKSI LAKEIJAA.

3:02

TOINEN NÄYTÖS.

5:18

KAMARIPALVELIJA. EERIK. JEPPE.

3:42

Description

A lively comedy opens on a modest farm where Jeppe, a good‑natured but indolent peasant, spends his days idling and indulging in drink. His simple life is interrupted when a group of townspeople, amused by his gullibility, decide to stage an elaborate prank. They dress him up in fine clothing and convince him that he has been elevated to a position of great authority.

The ensuing confusion reveals the stark contrast between rural humility and the pretensions of the elite, as Jeppe navigates the bewildering expectations placed on his new “status.” Through witty dialogue and brisk pacing, the play skewers social hierarchies while keeping the audience laughing at Jeppe’s earnest attempts to live up to a role he never earned. Listeners will be drawn into a world where satire and slapstick intertwine, offering both entertainment and a gentle critique of human vanity.

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Full title

Jeppe Niilonpoika eli Talonpojan ihmeelliset seikkailut Viisinäytöksinen huvinäytelmä Viisinäytöksinen huvinäytelmä

Language

fi

Duration

~1 hours (84K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2015-08-12

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Ludvig Holberg

Ludvig Holberg

1684–1754

A lively voice of the Scandinavian Enlightenment, this writer helped shape both Danish and Norwegian literature through sharp comedies, essays, history, and philosophy. Best known for bringing wit and reason onto the stage, he remains one of the great literary figures of the 1700s.

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