Two dancers acting strangely. They talk incessantly and incomprehensibly. Where does their story come from? They describe an imaginary world, first with language, then more and more with their bodies. They do lots of things at the same time while also continuously engaging with their surroundings. The language becomes a whisper, a cry, singing, rhythm, music. „Sch!“ is the opposite of silence. The play shows a world filled with constant noise. Different impressions and bits of information stream in from all directions. Which voice should you listen to, which movement should you follow? Those who surrender to the improvised flow of dance, music and voice may even find out more about themselves than about the story of the two oddballs.

„Sch!“ is danced by two dancers from Regionteater Väst, which is Sweden's largest touring performing arts institution for young audiences and one of the country's largest dance and theatre producers. The Regionteater Väst creates accessible and challenging performances aimed primarily at people between the ages of 6 and 16.