Two men, Hans and Heinz, are hiding inside the theatre. They spend their time playing games and telling stories, re-enacting their fantasies and nightmares. For them, theatre is a refuge from the dangers of the outside world. Nepal is invoked as a faraway destination and also as an epitome of freedom. Author Urs Widmer succeeds in taking a critical stance towards society, using wordplays and black humour. The adaptation of the play by Franz Kattesch and Konstantin Keidel for the German State Theatre in Timișoara has been done according to the author's wishes: "The play is adaptable and must be rewritten for each particular city." The innuendoes to names and local events, in particular, have been taken into account.