Relæxt: Flåklypa Grand Prix (The Pinchcliffe Grand Prix) in Concert

Relæxt: Flåklypa Grand Prix (The Pinchcliffe Grand Prix) in Concert invites you to relive Norway’s beloved classic in a one‑of‑a‑kind live experience. Born from six years of relentless creativity, “Flåklypa Grand Prix” premiered on August 28 1975 and has since earned its place as the country’s biggest cinema success. Its journey began as an abandoned TV series, pivoting into a full‑scale feature when Ivo Caprino’s son, Remo, teamed up with author‑cartoonist Kjell Aukrust and Kjell Syversen to craft the script that would become the film’s legend. Four years of painstaking work produced 112,320 individual frames and 1,258,750 precisely choreographed movements, culminating in an 85‑minute classic that still captivates audiences today. The premiere, held at Klingenberg cinema just a stone’s throw from Oslo Concert Hall, showcased a score composed by Danish maestro Bent Fabricius‑Bjerre—whose work on the Olsen Band and the TV series Matador is well‑known, but who is perhaps best remembered in Norway for bringing the Flåklypa music to life. Now, gather at the Oslo Philharmonic for a spectacular evening where the film’s story of bicycle‑repairman Reodor Felgen and his cheerful companions Solan and Ludvig plays on the big screen, while the Philharmonic performs Fabricius‑Bjerre’s unforgettable score live before your eyes. Discover the magic of a Norwegian cultural treasure in a fresh, immersive format—details and tickets are available here.