Ada Berger

A performance of good advice from the Dramaten in Stockholm. Liv Strömquist and Ada Berger make a humorous observation of little popes, newly saved experts, sexy lecturers, self-care, helplessness and the longing for eternal life.

A humorous and feminist look at love, examining famous couples in history.

A colorful, musical and humorous performance with both bizarre and everyday scenes. What happens to love when we try to choose a partner in a rational way? How does romance fare when we only care about our own happiness? And what can we really learn from Socrates, Beyoncé, Lord Byron and Leonardo DiCaprio before we all become discerning consumers in the singles market? Direction and dramatization by Ada Berger inspired by Liv Strömquist's book "The Reddest Rose Blooms".

A performance of good advice from the Dramaten in Stockholm. Liv Strömquist and Ada Berger make a humorous observation of little popes, newly saved experts, sexy lecturers, self-care, helplessness and the longing for eternal life.

A performance of good advice from the Dramaten in Stockholm. Liv Strömquist and Ada Berger make a humorous observation of little popes, newly saved experts, sexy lecturers, self-care, helplessness and the longing for eternal life.

A humorous and feminist look at love, examining famous couples in history.

A humorous and feminist look at love, examining famous couples in history.

A colorful, musical and humorous performance with both bizarre and everyday scenes. What happens to love when we try to choose a partner in a rational way? How does romance fare when we only care about our own happiness? And what can we really learn from Socrates, Beyoncé, Lord Byron and Leonardo DiCaprio before we all become discerning consumers in the singles market? Direction and dramatization by Ada Berger inspired by Liv Strömquist's book "The Reddest Rose Blooms".

A colorful, musical and humorous performance with both bizarre and everyday scenes. What happens to love when we try to choose a partner in a rational way? How does romance fare when we only care about our own happiness? And what can we really learn from Socrates, Beyoncé, Lord Byron and Leonardo DiCaprio before we all become discerning consumers in the singles market? Direction and dramatization by Ada Berger inspired by Liv Strömquist's book "The Reddest Rose Blooms".