Bāzgasht-i Mukarar: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

The returns are the story of a family where the considerate and secure is brutally destroyed. Father and mother find that their son is disappearing, but the heated anxiety turns into indifference. Ilene Sørbøe writes about The Returns in Norsk Shakespeare- og theatertidsskrift: " "That Brattberg's play is a work of the rare, more than the Ibsen prize jury have noticed. (.. .) The theme of the return is universal, and the musical structures of the text captivate far beyond the country's borders." "Monsemann an absurd comedy about a dysfunctional mother, father and child relationship. Here there are dark undertones that oscillate content-wise between the disturbing and the humorous. Winterreise is about Anne and Alfred who have just had a daughter. They have problems settling into the small world, with baby bottles and nappy changes. The big world is tempting. The herbs. The stove. The cup. is Brattberg's newest drama text. The play is about a dream that loses its luster as it is fulfilled.