Bremen Teater, København V
Jacob Tingleff – Guide til burnout
How afraid is Mette Frederiksen, really, when she abolishes Great Prayer Day to save an economy that has never been healthier?
Anxiety is no longer confined to a select few, and only great minds like Mette Frederiksen can manage to blame a public holiday.
The rest of us blame ourselves and succumb. 29% of us suffer from anxiety, 74% from negative stress.
Meanwhile, Finland has overtaken us as the happiest nation in the world.
FINLAND, for fuck's sake!
When we lose to a people who live on vodka and beat themselves with allergenic birch bark, it's easy to understand why 821,000 Danes are on antidepressants!
Or is it?
How did we end up here?
Who's responsible if the Finns aren't to blame for all our misery after all?
Jacob Tingleff has just taken a 5-year break from stand-up because of depression.
But now he's back, wiser and happier than ever, to take stock on behalf of himself and the nation.
If you liked Pyt med skjorten, Guide til parforhold and Ulige uger, you'll love the great depression show, Guide til burnout, which will finally make Denmark the happiest country in the world.
What we lose outwardly, we must gain inwardly.
Fuck our external enemy, Finland, and let's laugh together in the face of fear.
Show starts at 19:00.
Doors to the auditorium open 30 minutes beforehand.
Wheelchair spaces are sold via the Ticketmaster Service Centre on tel: 38481633.
A companion goes free, provided they can show a valid companion card.
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Nyropsgade 39-41
1602 København V
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