“If you want to take a bath, first you have to undress yourself.”
An intimate comedy about people who have trouble revealing themselves.
He is married. She has two children. Both are unhappy and decide to do something about it. We watch their path to happiness from demeaning acquaintance on the Internet, through embarrassingly awkward getting to know each other, which one has to overdrink until becoming completely sober and after which comes only a headache. A sensitive play by a young Australian playwright explores the privacy of people whose quest for happiness is prevented by fear of intimacy.
