Thea wants to go away, emigrate from the world. She is pregnant and her boyfriend Filip is looking forward to their mutual child. But the life plan she has chosen is smothering her. She feels left alone by her friend Marwa, who was deported on the grounds of new laws. Thea is driven by the hypocrisy of bourgeois concepts of a fulfilled life and leaves. She ends up in Malaja ‒ a paradisaic-looking place where there seems to be enough room for everyone. Here she tries to let go of her inner turmoil but her journey keeps bringing her back to the point where she has to face herself.

Beg your pardon is a performance night that will not leave you unimpressed. (Zitty)