A man wakes up next to a woman whose name he does not remember; nor does he remember where and how they met, their journey to his apartment or what they did after they got there. The woman is happy to explain, and her recollection of the facts makes him plead with her to stay. She promises to return. He promises to wait for her. “Nine nights. Fine. But after that, you ask for nothing more.” Bound by a promise and a bottle of wine, they discover that sometimes all you need to approach perfection are nine nights and a broken alarm clock. With an international cast and crew – Romanian, Icelandic, German, Danish and Chilean – that connected over Visniec’s writing, the performance highlights the unifying force of theatre and its power to become a common language that exceeds any borders. “Visniec writes charming, nonsugary dialogue, utilizing that rare element in highly romanticized storytelling: silence.” (Q: Tim Lowery: Time Out Chicago)

“This play is very dear to me because I try to talk about love, the mystery of love, reincarnation through love, and initiation… about many things that we don’t think about often enough.” Matei Visniec

„Ein Theaterstück, das ihr nicht verpassen solltet“ - (Q: Mit Vergnügen Berlin)