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In January, Jon Erik was awarded both writing support and dramaturgy assistance from The Norwegian Centre for New Playwriting (Dramatikkens Hus) for the development of the stage text TOGETHER, APART (org. title: SAMMEN, HVER FOR OSS).

In September, Kanon Produksjon returns to Kristiansand, this time with a world premiere. The Lucky Ship explores a year aboard the cargo ship D/S Hestmanden, just as World War II hits Norway. The production is a collaboration with the Norwegian War Sailors Museum at Vest-Agder Museum and is performed below deck on the Hestmanden.

Also in July, you can find Jon Erik in Hunderfossen Adventure Park. During the high season, the performance The Ash Lad and the Quest for the Crown Jewels is staged, where he plays both the King and the Big Troll.

Jon Erik will be in this performance from July 11 to 18 and from July 26 to August 2.

This summer, Jon Erik is back at Hunderfossen Adventure Park. Already in June, he performs in the play The Witch in Blue Mountain, where he plays both the King and the Troll.

On Thursday, April 28, Kulturtanken hosted a network gathering and conference focusing on the role of the Nynorsk language in the Cultural Rucksack, specifically, and in art and cultural communication for children and youth more generally. Together with Richard Olsen, Jon Erik presented an excerpt from the production “Skit eller kanel” (Knowing chalk from cheese).

In February and early March, Jon Erik takes on the role of King Winter in Winter Park at Hunderfossen Adventure Park. Here, he will be performing in the play White Bear King Valemon & The Golden Wreath

After a year in travel quarantine, Natt i Nisseland (Night in Santaland) is finally back! For the 4th time, Jon Erik returns to the role of the coachman Igor. Alongside the human children Mina and Mats, and Elf assistant Claus, he embarks on an adventure to save Nissefather, Nisseland, and Christmas itself from the evil Wizard and his curse.