Ullensaker Kulturhus, Kong Rakne Concerts 2024

All round great cultural center, with nice cinema and concert halls, a nice library and a lot more ☺️

Great to be there working with the staff and muskkorps

A good experience with professional sound and light people who did a fantastic job and created a great show with us.

Good parking facilities. The coffee in the foyer at NOK 32 was reasonable and tasted ok. Serving alcohol without a ticket to the theatre/cinema - did not work - like in the old NSB days. Tip: Look in the wastebasket for neatly used tickets. Great room - somewhat old-fashioned, just like the main character in the show Trond Viggo T. Entrance ticket NOK NOK 470, which is reasonable for the 70 minutes the show lasted compared to the flight train from Oslo S. which takes 19 minutes. Jessheim was the place for this year's great humorist, who spoke only and shook off a few songs to a 2-man orchestra and with a talk-host who appeared under vegs. There is always a train to Jessheim, and a train always stops there if you have to catch the flight back to Bergen. But doctors are used to getting the most out of it, with their glasses on they get to have mass consultations with 500 patients where the main topic is air in the stomach and funny talk about what old age does to you, if you don't have a wife at home who ..... . And that was it, thank you. Surely a nice penny to put away with a meager NRK pension this time too. And the book about the body then - it can be bought in the foyer, if you happen to want to buy the book that Trond Viggo's wife did not want him to publish. But what does the old doctor get up to when he is out of sight and mind of his better half, who became the review figure together with the rest of the family, and not to forget women - on 8 March.

The cinema is nothing to put your finger on. Have seen some films there this summer. But those who work in the kiosk should show a slightly more approachable face, not a smile. Standing completely apathetic, it seems as if they are not enjoying themselves to such an extent. It's a shame that you can't buy coffee at the evening performances