A Christmas tale for children from five years old, set in a shabby back-courtyard building. Pregnant Sofie rents a cramped room from Madsen, who plans to dress up as a kindly Father Christmas and sell plastic Christmas trees outside the building. A reclusive writer lives in the attic room, and a Nisse who has gone 77 years without rice pudding lives in the loft. Hannibal, the courtyard cat, complains about the food in the bins, and everything seems rather gloomy until two angels land in the yard and start talking about shooting stars. The Nisse overhears, and that is when the miracles begin.
The production is performed by Asbjørn Agger, Christine Gaski and Morten Bo Koch, with set design by Niels Secher and puppets made by Katrine Karlsen.
