Life is good for Lasse. He has a beautiful house, a well-paid job that he enjoys, two bright children and a perfect wife, and is in the best of health. Can anything spoil his idyllic world? “The Good Family” is a play written to keep the audience on the edge of their seats. See it; but don't tell anyone how it ends!

This first ever production in Greece of a play by the Swedish writer Joakim Pirinen is a masterly comment on social perfection and the “cannibalistic” spectator. It is a startlingly original work, tackled with brio by Dimitris Lignadis and an exceptional cast.