Then I read Naiv.Super.

Then I read Naiv.Super is a tragicomic monologue about isolation, mental illness and detachment, based on actor Kai Kenneth Hanson's own life sometime around the turn of the millennium.

In the production, we meet a young man who plays all night and sleeps all day, while the bills pile up in his drawer and he would rather not have to deal with anyone else. Whether it's the lady who calls from the debt collection agency, dysfunctional family members, friends who call and want to take him out for a beer, his neighbor Erlend, who has apparently written a book, or people who steal other people's liver pate.
He even thinks he could use a mentor. A wise old guy who's been out on a winter's night before.
Kind of a WAX ON, WAX OFF type.

Then one day he accidentally discovers Erlend's book in a bookstore and starts reading it on a whim.

It changes everything.

Developed with support from Dramatikkens hus, FFLB and Fritt Ord.
Supported by Arts Council Norway, FFLB, Spenn, Fritt Ord, FFUK, Fond for Frilansere, Bergesen Stiftelsen and Østfold Internasjonale Teater.