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A quirky comedy about obsessive-compulsive disorder and the search for normality
The Provisorium Theatre presents the extraordinary comedy "TOC TOC" at the Moller House Theatre. The premiere takes place on Friday, April 25, 2025, at 8:00 p.m. A further performance follows on Saturday, April 26.
If the therapy goes differently than planned
A waiting room, six patients – but not a psychiatrist in sight. Chaos ensues when the planned therapy session takes a completely different turn than expected. Each of the waiting patients is battling their own obsessive-compulsive disorder .
- Fred Tourette syndrome since childhood .
- Vincent can't help but count numbers .
- Clara has a phobia of germs .
- Bob needs perfect symmetry and cannot step on lines.
- Marie tries control her obsessive-compulsive disorder through constant prayer.
- Lili is a walking record – with constantly repeating words and movements.
When the group is left to its own devices, a process begins that is as funny as it is touching: they get to know each other and their quirks, accept each other and undergo therapy together.
Using humor to achieve self-acceptance
“TOC TOC”, written by Laurent Baffie , is a fast-paced comedy full of witty dialogue that humorously poses the question: What is normal – and what isn't? With charm and energy, the play shows that understanding and closeness are often more important than any therapy.
Photo: Manfred Rademacher
