Hans Rønne's intelligent everyday comedy places two ordinary men, Johannes and Brian, in a waiting room with no stated location and no clear end to the wait. Their wait gradually turns into an odd kinship, and their conversation moves from life and death to parental tyranny, flea markets, paradise and mixed sausage.
Beneath the dry humour, the play is about what the "other" can show us when different lives meet: one man is settled, with steady work, property and money, while the other is a free spirit with nothing of the kind, and each feels trapped in his own way. Directed by Susanne Sangill, with Allan Helge Jensen and Ronny Sterlø in the two roles, it is a play about longing for change and the strength of seeing things in a new light. The production has been praised by Nordjyske as successful theatre with a clear Jutlandic undertone of subtle humour.
