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14. february 2026.
Review of 'The Job' at Teatret Svalegangen: Problematic. We humans are fascinated by watching people get killed. I don't get it. The play 'The Job' at Teatret Svalegangen explores how we are affected by seeing people executed on the internet, sexually abused, cut with shards of glass, and so on. The consequence is PTSD for the sensitive porcelain souls, or indifference and laughter from the tougher aluminum pots. Make your own choice: Are you porcelain or aluminum? 'The Job' deserves 4 stars. I myself am mostly a chipped coffee cup in fragile porcelain. Ha!

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The best thing about the play - directed by Simon Boberg and Camille Sieling Langdal - is the video projection behind the two actors. You'll love it. We are in the psychologist's office. The young woman Mia - played with speed and precision by Rosemarie Mosbæk - has seen too many brutal videos in her job as a content moderator on a social media platform. It has given her PTSD. Now she is in session with the psychologist - played warmly and credibly by Erik Viinberg - trying to get "well" again. The large projection behind the two characters reflects some of the thought processes, image storms, and anxiety that Mia carries inside her. It's a beautiful and effective visual contribution to the story, in a scenography created by Nick Pedersen. Should we ban images on the internet of people being abused? To protect advertisers, and to protect fragile souls like me? No, not for my sake, because images don't kill. And where would we draw the line? Have you seen an MMA gladiator fight? Or 1,000 men with Bonnie Blue in one day. The world is full of cruelties. What if we just banned cruelty altogether? But it is problematic, the images we see. Maybe we should ban them? Images of accidents, war, assaults, and so on. We become sick in the soul from watching them, because we can't do anything about it. Mia has gone mad in the play because she has seen people being mistreated without being able to save them. But what about the psychologist? Is he actually mad too, or an unpleasant, malevolent person? Does the psychologist resemble a man Mia has seen online, one who raped his own children? Is there something about the earlobe and his dialect? Experience it for yourself. A thriller that unfolds between Mia and the psychologist. He is old and experienced. She is young and has a gun. Thanks for the experience. It was good. Go see the play yourself, and check if you're made of porcelain. The Job by Max Wolf FriedlichStrong Acting, Direction, and Scenography
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