An intelligent everyday comedy written by Hans Rønne. Two ordinary people, Johannes and Brian, meet in an undefined waiting room without knowing why they are there or where they are going. This almost Beckett-esque situation becomes the starting point for a strange sense of togetherness and a profound conversation about life, death, parental interference, funfairs, paradise and sausage snacks.
With both humour and seriousness, the play explores how people find meaning when trapped in uncertainty. One is stable and economically secure, yet feels confined. The other lives freely without work, money or a fixed home, but feels doomed to be cast out. In their encounter unfolds a dark comedy about longing for change and the power of seeing the world through another's eyes.
Performers: Allan Helge Jensen, Ronny Sterlø. Directed by: Susanne Sangill. Acclaimed as successful theatre with "a clear Jutland tone of dry humour".
