Øystein Røger

Øystein Røger is a Norwegian actor born in 1963, known for his extensive work in theater and film. He graduated from The National Academy of Theatre in 1986 and co-founded the independent theatre company De Unges Forbund. Over the years, he has performed notable roles at major Norwegian theaters, including The National Stage and The National Theatre, excelling particularly in performances of works by Jon Fosse. Besides his stage career, Øystein has appeared in films and TV series such as "Armand" (2024), "Struggle for Life" (2014), and "Oslo, August 31st" (2011).

In addition to acting, Øystein Røger is also known for his voice work in audio adaptations of classic stories, notably releasing albums like *H. C. Andersen Klassiske Eventyr 1* and *H. C. Andersen Klassiske Eventyr 2* in 2011, which feature dramatized versions of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales. His diverse talents include stage performance, film, dubbing, and musical projects, making him a versatile figure in Norwegian performing arts.