Two boys, a ghost, a fly and a house without doors. How do they get out? Spøgelseshuset is a theatre piece for children that mixes shivers and humour. The story follows questions that won't let go: what the signals from an old, broken radio mean, why the boys mustn't look for the key, and who the girl calling for help from far away really is.
Beneath the spooky surface, the play deals with longing and closeness, with admitting mistakes and regrets, and with trust and loyalty in the spirit of scouting. It is a poetic fairy tale where the real hero is the fellowship between the characters. Bo Larsen directs and performs alongside Heine Ankerdal, with set design by Carsten Wittrock, lighting by Jesper Thestrup and assistant direction by Dorte Wittrock.
