Klaus Hagerup

Klaus Hagerup ( born March 5, 1946 in Oslo) is a Norwegian writer, poet, actor and director.

Klaus Hagerup worked from 1968 to 1969 as an actor at Bergenser Den Nationale Scene Theatre. Later he took engagements at the Nationaltheatret and on Hålogaland Teater and also worked as a director. Between 1971 and 1996 he appeared as an actor in various Norwegian feature film and television productions.

Klaus Hagerup has ( dt Where the dragons fly, 2000) as the author of novels such as youth Markus og Diana (German Mark and Diana, 1997) or Drager skal fly made ​​a name. He is also co- author of the novel Bibbi bokken magical library by Jostein Gaarder. In addition, he has emerged as a playwright and author of radio plays. In 1988 he wrote the biography he så Old meg nær ( Everything is so close to me ) about his mother, the famous poet Inger Hagerup.