Adnan Al-Adhami brings his debut solo show, a satirical and personal account of a childhood in Baghdad and the move to Viborg. As a small boy, he was the model Arab, even singing a birthday song for Saddam Hussein on Iraqi national television. Then life took a sharp turn, and he lost touch with his roots while trying not to lose himself.
Known for his sharp social satire on DR P3, where he confronts the country's powers with fearless questions, Adnan now turns the microphone on himself. The show is described as brutally honest and funny, touching both the heart and the funny bone.
