by Marie Wolfsberg Oscilowski
Love is like a forest fire. All-consuming, yet fleeting.
Love is like a flame that never goes out. Lit by the first spark.
Love is like having had warm feet for so long that you have forgotten what it feels like for them to be cold.
Presentation
Participants: 4
Game Facilitators: 1
Total time: 2 hours
Language: Danish
Age requirement: 15+
Four people sit in a lawyer’s office. They have been called together because of an ambiguous will. “To you, whom I love more than anyone else, I leave everything.” That is what it says, and now the man is dead and all his money must be given to someone. Three people’s names can be written on the dotted line. They sit in front of the desk, trying to look anywhere but at each other. The man’s best friend looks at the lawyer. “And what exactly am I supposed to do?” he asks. “Help me assess,” the lawyer replies.
“Ud over dig” is a scenario about love and about winning. Both materially and psychologically. Three of the players will frame scenes that tell their story of loving and being loved. The last player will take part in the scenes and help judge where love is greatest.
There will be an element of physical contact in the scenario.
Content notes
Physical contact (ars amandi)
