2018 dates

We are happy to announce that the 9th Grenselandet will take place on October 19th and 20th 2018. Save the dates and stay tuned for updates.

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Rush tickets

Want to play but haven´t signed up for any larps? Meet up at Slurpen (Lakkegata 79B) and you can buy a ticket to larps with vacant spots. Be there 10:30 for the morning section and 16:30 for the evening section! Rush tickets costs NOK 100 (NOK 50 if you under 26 or cannot afford a regular ticket).

Chrono couples

Time Eclipse (BY) by Elena Rabkina and Tatiana Smolyak is a larp that help to investigate relationships between people in the frame of time traveling. In this larp some participants will get on a space mission and others will become their family members that are left at Earth. Players will play time jumps of +3, +5, +10 years and will communicate with each other through short videos. This larp was inspired by "Interstellar" and invites you to explore questions concerning fragile human relationships and get on a trip across memories.

Feelgood fairytale

If you can find the end of the rainbow, legend has it that you can make a wish. This legend was the reason a group of children set out to find the rainbow. They were all facing something dreadful in their life, and they hope to find the rainbow's end to overcome the difficulties. But the road to the rainbow is long and full of challenges.

To the Wonder (NO) by Karete Jacobsen Meland and Martin Nielsen is a larp about internal and external monsters and a journey to overcome them.

Belarussian Afterlife

You’ve died, but that’s not the end of the journey. It’s just a path that all of us have to take. Before anything new can start you should make a difficult and ambiguous decision that is an essential part of the journey. Right now you are in transition –what happens next is up to you.

This is not a drama larp, but it does deal with serious and in certain way existential issues, such as death, choices, destiny and, of course, love. What life is all about, and who are we to say?

Welcome Souls (BY) by Masha Karachun, Zhenia Karachun, Olga Rudak, Nastassia Sinitsyna is heavily based on improvisation where players work throughout the larp in pairs developing common narrative.

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Hentai larp

"The room was a little too warm. That had to be the reason why a drop of sweat was tickling his eyebrow. He kept his eyes locked on the screen. Just barely looking over at the timer in the corner. Any second now. He could hear how her moaning changed, softer now, and then, his turn; With a bellow he dropped into the most thunderous laugh he had ever mustered, just at the same second she turned into a high pitch scream.

“That’s a wrap, excellent guys!” I really believed in that orgasm scream!” He finally dared to take his eyes of the screen, quietly nodded at the director, letting his eyes wander over to the other microphone. She was smiling at him. In a voice miles away from the one she had used just a minute ago she suddenly said: “That was quite a tummy rumble of a laugh! Impressive! I’m Snow, nice to meet you!”

In Sexcraft (NO) by Frida Sofie Jansen and Tor Kjetil Edland, the characters are all voice actors who meet for the first time as they arrive for a day of work where they will dub a hentai movie soon to be released in their country. Throughout the game the story will switch between the dubbing scenes of the present, and flash forward scenes telling the story of the characters’ intertwined futures. This is a feel-good humorous scenario combining voice acting to a hentai move with the story of 4 strangers becoming friends and lovers. Many stories are about how people fail to communicate and connect with each other. This is the opposite."

Quiet Dystopia

A physical and musical journey into darkness, uniformity and loneliness. The story is set in a dystopian future where all have to obey the same strict rules, and individuality is a crime. Throughout the scenario, more and more will disobey and who knows if a brighter future might be possible?

Born Under a Bad Star (DK) by Nicolai Strøm Steffensen will be played to an underlying soundtrack without any speech or spoken words. Players will instead need to communicate and express themselves through their bodies and strict patterns of movement. It is going to be a short, surreal and intense ride where you explore existential themes through a physical, abstract story.