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Ville, Valle and Viktor are resurrected in our stormy contemporary times and discuss burning social issues of environmental policy and justice. With warmth, openness and humour, they ask questions and assert the right to critical thinking. Nostalgia for the adults - newly discovered for the kids! This is a fast-paced, fun and thoughtful musical performance for the whole family!

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Children's Saturday: Here come Ville, Valle and Viktor!

Malmö Concert Hall

In this sharp and comical performance, you will be taken on a breathtaking journey through all the absurd highs and lows of dating. With humor as a weapon, the eternal question is dissected: Is it worth the trouble to become a loving couple in today's Sweden?

Is it worth it?

Performing Arts Sörmland, Blackbox, Eskilstuna

With humor and sharp satire, performing artists Dag Andersson and Magdi Beky Winnerstam investigate whether it is worth the trouble to compromise your beliefs for the sake of love.
It becomes a thrilling tête-à-tête, where two people in their 40s go on a date with the hope of experiencing the sexy, sweet and wonderful things about love, without a family and the responsibility of children. But what starts as a promising romance quickly develops into an existential roller coaster of ideological discussions and climate anxiety.

“We wanted to create a performance that both entertains and challenges,” says Dag Andersson. “Through humor and recognition, we tackle the difficult questions of how we should live together in a time where even the most personal relationships are affected by global crises.”

Set Designer, Actor, Dancer

Dag Andersson

Events

Upcoming events

Mar 13, 2026

Is it worth it? · Riksteatern

Mar 21, 2026

Is it worth it? · Riksteatern

Past events

Sep 14, 2024

Children's Saturday: Here come Ville, Valle and Viktor! · Malmö Symphony Orchestra

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