A 60-year-old woman leaves her hypochondriac husband and her small-minded everyday life to move in with rock musician Bisse. In his flat she blossoms and lives out a second youth, but soon old skeletons tumble out of the cupboards and strange characters start knocking on the door.
The production unfolds around one central character in one single location, in a playful and imaginative world. It mixes the best of 1990s sitcoms and 1970s children's TV, in other words children's TV for adults, made by adults, about grown-up children. The result moves between realism and absurdism, with a grotesque and satirical look at the absurdity of life, human shortcomings and the fragility of our relationships.
