As soon as someone says "Heimert", memories are awakened.

Secrets. Unity. Curiosity.

Illicit fun - and a taste of something you perhaps shouldn't have done.

For some, heimert is the taste of freedom, community and laughter.

For others: shame, silence and tears.

Ane Aass and Rasmus Rohde have delved into the history of home-brewed spirits and distilled a performance about the human urge for intoxication and drunkenness. In the play, we meet a father, a son and a young domestic helper. They meet in a house where the coffee cup is never empty, and memories are in the walls. We meet the one who left, the one who stayed and the one who still believes that life can be measured in pulse and points.

What we drink, when we drink - and what we put on the system while doing so - says a lot about who we are and where we come from. Music is also a fundamental element in the performance and takes us from village festivals to hangovers, from Arnsteins to Carina Dahl.

Welcome to a performance that smells of freshly brewed coffee and home-made brandy - and that tastes of both laughter and hurt.

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