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Due to the current epidemic situation, we are cancelling our performances until 14.2.2021. We will contact everyone who has purchased and booked tickets to performances during the aforementioned period, please wait for more info from us.

Lilla Teatern’s helpline 09 394 0371 is open Mon-Fri 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Helsinki City Theatre’s customer service 09 394 022 Mon-Fri 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The ticket office on the First Line is unfortunately closed until further notice.

 

By decision of the Helsinki Metropolitan Area Coronavirus Coordination Group, all our performance activities have been cancelled until 14.2.2021.

We are in contact with customers who have booked and purchased tickets, so please wait patiently for our instructions, thank you!

Ticket sales are available by phone at (09) 3940 22 Mon-Fri 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Our ticket office on First Line is closed until further notice.

 

Helsinki 1975. Tova Randers, an ordinary single mother of two, walks down Fredrikinkatu on her way home from her job at the city library. It’s a warm late summer evening and Tova is turning forty, so she decides to celebrate with a plank steak and a glass of red in all simplicity. At the Vanha Maestro restaurant, she meets Martti Wester, who invites her to his home. The evening ends with Martti raping Tova.

But Tova does not intend to become a rape victim. She wants revenge. The only question is how?

For the first time, Märta Tikkanen’s cult novel will be staged in Finland. When Men Cannot Be Raped was published in 1975, it sparked heated debate, and Märta Tikkanen was threatened and hated. Today, Tikkanen’s “gooey shock novel” is an international classic.

 

Note! The performance is in Swedish and will be subtitled in Finnish via the THEA application. You can download the app to your smartphone in advance or borrow a subtitle device from the theatre on site.

 

Helsinki 1975. Tova Randers, an ordinary single parent of two children, walks home along Fredrikinkatu from work at the city library. It’s a gentle summer evening and Tova turns 40, so she decides to celebrate modestly with a plank steak and a glass of red wine. At Restaurant Vanha Maestro, he meets Martti Wester, who invites him to his home. The evening ends when Martti rapes Tova.

Tova doesn’t want to be a victim. He thirsts for revenge. But how to take revenge?

Märta Tikkanen’s iconic novel is now being performed on stage for the first time in Finland. When a Man Can’t Be Raped was published in 1975, it sparked intense discussion and Märta Tikkanen was hated and threatened. Today, Tikkanen’s “tasteless shock novel” is an international classic.