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Synopsis
Since its premiere in Bergen in the spring of 2005, the show has been seen by over 100,000 people and performed 290 times! The show also played to sold-out houses in the spring of 2006 at Latter, Aker Brygge, where the recording for this release was made in front of an ecstatic audience. The Norwegian tour ended in the spring of 2007. Dagfinn Lyngbø has a unique ability to create humor from everyday situations that we can all relate to. With his facial expressions, voice, microphone technique, and perfect timing, he turns gray stone into gold. The common thread throughout the show is our fear of both one thing and another. Lyngbø is a lively comedian with an almost limitless imagination for disaster and never runs out of steam. Life is dangerous, downright deadly, and around the next corner, something is bound to go wrong. In short: What's the point?
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