Ville, Valle, and Viktor

Welcome to the 2026 summer theater, where the whole family is invited to enjoy laughter, entertainment, and a good dose of seriousness when Ville, Valle, and Viktor return in new costumes. A charming combat performance with spirited characters, crazy antics, and rousing music in a beautiful summer setting.

Why do people listen more to someone who lies? How can it be cheaper to litter and destroy than to take care of things
? From another political era, Ville, Valle, and Viktor descend on Medelfors Park this summer. With slapstick, song, and magic, they humorously twist and turn our contemporary world. Is this really how it should work?

Ville, Valle, and Viktor are a queer family who work in culture and live outside societal norms. They play their way through life
while tackling difficult challenges. Based on a radio program from the 1970s, the performance tells the story of three variety artists (one of whom is a puppet) trying to get by in the world. They have no money, but all the more imagination and ingenuity. Everything can become a game of roles and situations.

When their landlord threatens to cut off their electricity if they don't pay the rent and wants them to become more like a real family—a nuclear family—they take this very seriously and try to fit in. When that doesn't work, they try to raise money by selling old clothes and generating electricity themselves by pedaling a bicycle. In the end, they appeal to their rich old aunts for money. But it turns out that none of them actually sent the letter to their aunt; instead, they are pretending to be their aunts. And when the king comes to visit, they don't know what to do...

On stage, we see four actors playing music in this nostalgic trip for several generations and a cheerful discovery for new generations.