Hanna Ingman

Dan Andersson

Emilia Bongilaj

Jenny Soovik

Riksteatern

A newly written monologue performance about power and love. Loosely based on Strindberg's Miss Julie.
In our time, everyone is expected to be the architect of their own success and must do everything at all costs to live a successful life. How do you balance the expectations of constantly optimizing yourself, while also relating to the framework that class and norms place you in?

Revet takes on Strindberg's most performed classic Miss Julie and chooses to highlight the cook Kristin's version of Midsummer Night. In the performance, the audience gets to listen to Kristin's thoughts about the night's events and hear as she navigates love, individualism and obligations. How much opportunity do we really have to change our lives? How do power, social structures and gender norms seep into our romantic relationships and life choices?﻿

I stretch the sky with my own hands