Note: No longer in repertoire!

A newly written Finland-Swedish drama about our inability to communicate with those closest to us. Teater Josefina’s guest performance.

“… A thoughtful and sympathetic piece about sympathetic and flawed people, like us who sit in the audience, who laugh thoughtfully and quietly.” Hbl

It’s night. It all takes place at an airfield. The retired former Minister of the Interior Margareta has taken a taxi to the airport to look for her husband. Instead, she bumps into her adult son Jens and his partner. During the night, many secrets are revealed, which make emotions run high.

Teater Josefina’s guest performance offers both deep seriousness and black humour. The play is about, among other things, our inability to communicate with those closest to us, about deep-seated fears of what is strange and about our prejudices.

On stage: Johan Simberg, Benjamin Laustiola, Johanna Ringbom.

Only 1.12 at. 19 (K18)

Note! The age limit is 18 years because the audience is allowed to bring alcoholic beverages into the auditorium.