Put three neurotic sisters with their mother hen and errant brothers-in-law together in a parental holiday villa with beautifully translated lyrics by Las Norén and you're bound to get some nasty Scandinavian family stuff.
But there, fortunately, is the approaching acquaintance Axel, a convincing role by Mark Rietman. Even at the start of the performance with the tableau de la troupe side by side in front of a slowly raised canvas, he makes me smile silently; belly slightly forward, arms just too ges...
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