A comedy about the generation of 1968 and it’s grown children. Four actors are touring and their lives are exposed in a baroque and quite comical manner. The husband of one of the actresses is a pilot who comes and goes. The middle-aged Orson Osborne’s new girlfriend, a 25-year-old dancer from New York, enters out of nowhere – and turns everything around. The play is about remembering or suppressing tings; about relating to children and about the child inside us – and about the fear of being forgotten and being insignificant in greater contexts. It is a sensitive and a grotesque portrait of those who seek relations without strings attached and love without devotion. A comedy between light and shadow.
