A sharp and thoughtful everyday comedy by Hans Rønne, one of the newest pieces of Danish drama. In a almost Beckettian world, two ordinary men, Johannes and Brian, meet in a waiting room whose purpose is never explained. Where are they going, and how do you behave when you are stuck in a wait that has no end?
Over the course of the play a strange kinship grows between them, and the conversation turns to life and death, tyrannical parents, flea markets, paradise and sausage mix. With humour and reflection, the play looks at what "the other" can help us see when differences meet. Nordjyske, in a five-star review, called it "successful theatre with a clear Jutland undertone of droll humour".
Allan Helge Jensen and Ronny Sterlø play the two men, directed by Susanne Sangill.
