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A Sweden noir in the social environment and an homage to Anita Hill

Award-winning Paula Stenström Öhman follows up the success of the play People Respect Me Now with I believe in you, Anita. A family thriller about victims, perpetrators and silenced witnesses in a contemporary Sweden. The play portrays the hunt for the truth about the 14-year-old Kassandras disappearance and three other cases that pass through the social services office. Eva Rexed, Alexander Salzberger, Sandra Huldt, Samuel Fröler and Angelika Prick share the 23 roles and the audience gets to lay the puzzle. First performance December 9 on the small stage.
What happens if no one believes in you? If no one dares question?
The social worker Åsa is an enthusiast who never gives up Not even when Kassandra, 14, refuses to tell and suddenly disappears without a trace In the pursuit of Kassandra Åsa glimpsed the remains of a story that never arrived. Anita also works with the same case, the correct jurist, who for years have been sexually harassed by Klas ,the Head of Unit. Among them, and the colleagues Gun, Rolle and Shosh circulating concerns notifications, threats and attempts to tell things that no one wants to hear. Small wedges in a larger story about the society in which we live.
The play is also inspired by Maiwenns groundbreaking and multi-award winning film “Poliss” (2011) and, not least, Rebecca Solnit‘s book “Men explain things to me” (2014):
“The story of Cassandra, the woman who told the truth but was not believed is not nearly as deeply rooted in our culture as that of the boy who cried wolf – perhaps it should be.” / Rebecca Solnit 2014
I BELIEVE IN YOU ANITA
By Paula Stenström Öhman
First performance December 9 on the Small Stage
By and director Paula Stenström Öhman
Scenography Sven Haraldsson
Costume Jenny Nordmark
Light SUTODA
Sound Magnus Ericsson
Mask Maria Reis
Composer Saemundur Grettisson aka New Sampan
Vocals / text / voice Annamelina
Participants on stage: Eva Rexed, Sandra Huldt (received Medea Prize for her role in People respect me now), Alexander Salzberger, Angelika Prick, Samuel Fröler
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