In Spöka you will meet an adult who pretends to be a child, or someone who is not a girl and not yet a woman. At the crafts table, improvised games and memories of Swedish children’s shows such as "Ika I rutan" from the 1970s to the early 2000s unfold.

Stina Fors blends rehearsed moments with spontaneous ideas and lets the pieces fall where they may. Inspired by how children’s unsupervised play can sometimes lead to explorations of violence or sexuality, Spöka is a night of play, chaos, and pleasure—often flirting with uncomfortable tension and shame. At its core, Spöka is a reflection on when imaginative play becomes not just entertainment, but a form of processing emotions.

MDT has earlier presented Stina’s fierce one woman band Stina Force, as part of Alma Söderberg’s curated programme EarEye.