Per Olov Enquist's play Min Morfars Hus, translated by Frederik Dessau, is staged as a script-in-hand reading. A young man who has killed sits in a room with a chair and a bed, joined by the psychiatrist Lisbeth and a priest. Lisbeth wants to teach him about love, while the priest encounters a faith that runs sharply against accepted norms. The piece explores love and death, and the homeless human being caught between presence and absence.
The actors have rehearsed and read the text, keeping the script in hand rather than moving around the stage, so the focus rests entirely on the words. Staged by Christoffer Berdal, with Kirsten Peüliche, Katja Holm and Thor Støvelbæk performing. Free admission.
