
Synopsis
Bögen är lös (i magen) is a humorous show monologue in which Edvin Törnblom describes what it has been like to grow up gay and human during the 00s. In the show, we get to see everything from a drag show with Ebba Busch to numbers about confusedly trying to find your place in a world full of crazy people. The acclaimed show was played to sold-out houses around Sweden and due to the great demand, the tour was extended until spring 2024.
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