
Synopsis
Comedian, podcaster and author Johanna Wagrell's first solo performance. She has been part of the Swedish stand-up scene for over ten years and has over the years developed a characteristic style with sharp throws between absurd everyday observations and sharp satire. Performance recorded in Stockholm 2025.
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