As you see, the sky was special yesterday as X and I walked from Bagarmossen to Kärrtorp. Naturally, as all of us Swedes are prone to photographing the light as soon as darkness releases its 9-months-of-the-year hold of us, everybody documented it. It was also warm enough for taking a walk outside - bliss! This is how X and I celebrated our 4 years of marriage. :)

Not so fast! We also went to Turteatern where a theatre play named "Begränsat Utrymme" was playing.

The start of the show.

It's sold out and runs for a short period of time, but still, it was a powerful experience, mainly about society's view of sexuality and sexual abuse. It was very visceral. It made my stomach cramp and hurt, and it was well made altogether. I love how the actors played out the different parts of one person by having three actors play the same guy. Very well acted. And a bit of beloved Einstürzende Neubauten's "Armenia" played over the start of it all!

Here's a trailer for the play:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMfVnpGasag

This guy was playing 90s euro hits like E-Type's "Set The World On Fire" in slow versions on piano, which he sang along to. X and I chimed in (just not as loud). It was lovely. We even picked up a bunch of band-related pins, covers and pics of The Libertines, Joy Division, our beloved The Smiths. And bought Henrik Bromander's book "Allt jag rör vid försvinner" and Gudrun Schyman's book "100 brev som inte?! förändrade världen". Turteatern, you're a lovely place.

Red wine. Serial killers.

Radiant.