Actor, Scriptwriter, Director, Composer. A legendary figure of Swedish revue- and theater history. In 1933 he teamed with actor/writer Gösta Bernhard, introducing the renowned "Crazy-revues" at the Casino Theater in Stockholm. The two also founded the ABC-Theater in Stockholm in the 1960s. He wrote numerous of songs and acts for revues, vaudeville and films during his career, and acted in several films as well. In Sweden he is considered one of the most distinguished producers in the business. He also translated and adapted musicals and light operas, among them "Annie Get Your Gun" and "Chicago." His memoires, "En ridåhalares memoarer," was published in 1980.
Actor, Scriptwriter, Director, Composer. A legendary figure of Swedish revue- and theater history. In 1933 he teamed with actor/writer Gösta Bernhard, introducing the renowned "Crazy-revues" at the Casino Theater in Stockholm. The two also founded the ABC-Theater in Stockholm in the 1960s. He wrote numerous of songs and acts for revues, vaudeville and films during his career, and acted in several films as well. In Sweden he is considered one of the most distinguished producers in the business. He also translated and adapted musicals and light operas, among them "Annie Get Your Gun" and "Chicago." His memoires, "En ridåhalares memoarer," was published in 1980.
Bio by: Peter Robsahm
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