Northern Theatre Harag György Company

Nothing makes sense, I know this for a long time. That is precisely why it is pointless to do anything. I realized this just now. With these words left one day Pierre the classroom. His classmates decide to show the opposite of their nihilistic colleague. Their plan is to gather in an old stable all the things that make sense. At first they gather just a headless doll, a religious booklet, old photographs and wilted petals of roses. Kids decide that each of them should give a very important object for himself. Ole gives his boxing gloves, Hans his new bike, Hussain his carpet for prayers. The greater the sacrifice, gains greater importance.  Innocent game soon becomes uncontrollable: Rikke splits of Ursula's hair, Gerda splits her hamster. Follow prompts tougher: Anna offering Lin's certificate of adoption. The series is completed by the little casket of Emil and a statue of Jesus.  The climax is reached at the time that Sofie decides to give her purity, and Jan-Johann guitarist his finger. At this time there are involved parents and police. Only Pierre remains unconcerned. He laughs at teenagers who are able to bring such sacrifices only to find the meaning of life. He pays expensive: kids retaliate heavily on him.