When the pandemic hit in early 2020, and we were all told to stay at home indefinitely, instead of nurturing sour-dough starter, I translated Sigrid Undset's puppet theatre stage play, East of the Sun and West of the Moon, which I released under a Creative Commons licence in the hope that someone will take the time and trouble to stage it once again.
It has been freely available on Wikimedia ever since, but today I had the bright idea of uploading it to the @internetarchive, too.
The reason for the Creative Commons licence is to make the play free for anyone to read, and lower any financial barrier to production. The licence allows adaptation – you are free to stage the play, or retranslate it into another genre or form. It also allows commercial derivatives, which, for example, allows theatres to charge for tickets, as a way of recouping investment, and (with any luck) turning a profit. If you do decide to do something with the play, please let me know. I am also willing to donate my time in an advisory rôle, if any matter needs further clarification. After all, this is a labour of love for me, too.