Ole Wisborg

Ole Wisborg was in learning that the hardware store in Sønderborg and since glasarbejder in Sweden. Ole Wisborg was a student at the Alliancescenerne 1951-1954 and debuted at The new Theater, and was engaged 1 year as an actor at the theatre. Since he worked 1956-1958 at the Århus Theatre and from 1958 to 1971, he worked at The Danish Theatre, where we especially remember him as Jean in "Miss Julie" together with Tove Wisborg and Horner in "A wife from the country". He also had engagements at various theatres in Copenhagen and province. At Aarhus Theatre, he played bl.a. "As one pleases", "The bread", "the Darkness is light enough", "Moon for the failures of the" and "The mad of Chaillot". He starred in the musical "Himmelsengen" in Swedish in Helsinki. In the years 1971-75, he was again affiliated with Aarhus Theatre, where he during Edvin Tiemroths and Bering Liisbergs period played a number of significant roles of bl.a. Coppersmith in the "Genboerne" and the father in "Pallack". He the age in 1953 in the ”Dangerous youth” and starred in several films, where he often played the less sympathetic roles. He also had many TELEVISION and radio roles. Ole Wisborg was married with the actress Tove Wisborg.