Kelmikas suhtekomöödia ''Läbikäidav magamistuba''

Popular relationship comedy finally comes to Estonia In April and May 2025, audiences who appreciate good humor will have the chance to enjoy a generous dose of positivity by attending the popular stage comedy “The Walk-Through Bedroom,” which was a great success in Latvia last year and arrives on stages in Estonia’s major cities this season. The production’s creative team from Latvia is delighted to bring this mischievous and witty comedy of manners, translated into Estonian, before local audiences with the help of beloved Estonian actors. Kaisa Selde Ingrid Margus Ragnar Uustal Martin Kork Franz Malmsten or Hardo Adamson The production will go on tour, allowing Estonian audiences to choose the nearest city and the most suitable date. The relevance of relationships transcends national borders, so the creative team wishes to tell this humorous and clever story to audiences in Estonia and Lithuania as well. The production is directed by Imants Strads, one of the leading actors at Latvia’s Dailes Theatre (Dailes teātris); the adaptation, set design, and costumes are by actor Ivo Martinsons. Other acclaimed Latvian artists join the team, and the roles are played by excellent local actors from Estonia and Lithuania. This exchange of international cultural work in the Baltic states benefits both theater professionals and audiences. This always sold-out situation comedy has been performed in Latvia for several seasons, and at the audience’s request it has returned to several cities. “The Walk-Through Bedroom” has received a strong response and positive reviews throughout Latvia. Many viewers have said that the show not only gives them a chance to laugh heartily, but also makes them think about what we do when relationships become routine. “The Walk-Through Bedroom” is built around a chain of lies, in which one lie leads to the next. Humor alternates with dramatic episodes that leave the audience anything but indifferent. The director has succeeded in creating a unique story that unfolds almost simultaneously in two bedrooms in neighboring apartments. The comedy invites the audience to consider questions such as how honest we are with one another, and whether seeking spicy adventures in life is really worth the effort. Original work by: Arthur Newfield (“Balcony Connection”)