On the eve of a funeral, two couples meet for a "casual" drink in an urban loft in Stockholm. As the night unfolds and under the influence of alcohol, the characters begin to express their disappointment with their lives, engaging in increasingly surreal and malicious social games, resulting in conflicts among them and a confrontation with their personal demons.

This masterpiece by Lars Norén—"grandson of Strindberg" for the Scandinavians—is revealed as a unique example of masterful psychological portraiture, confronting us with issues of intimacy, loss, misogyny, domestic violence, complacency, individuality, alienation, trauma, and anxiety. It is one of the author's most iconic works and has been presented in some of the largest theaters in Scandinavia and the rest of Europe.