“As a patient, you help create not only your own story, but also the greater plot. There is a non-spoken agreement between the participants that you are inventing your identity together. All hospital patients suffer from amnesia; why and to what extent it is their common mystery to solve. However, you do not leave the hospital with the riddles solved, but rather with the feeling that you have not had enough. As theater, “A Night at the Hospital” is neither pleading, pig-headed nor vulgar, but enchanting, deep and spell-binding in its insanity.” (translated from Danish)
-Ida-Marie Fich, Byen kalder