Welcome back to Blueberry Hill at a time where everything is still quiet and in order. The witches' order that is. Until a tiny little troll arrives that turns the well protected every day life upside down. Holly brings chaos and life.

Can she soften the witches' hearts?

With the Walpurgisnight coming up the witches are in for a turbulent time. There is also the matter of the odd witch far out in the woods.

What if she finally reaches for the power? What if she wants to take her rightful place among the witches now? Will her carefully constructed regime hold up or will the farce crumble. Hopes are up, that she can just be forgotten about. But the witches made that calculation without Holly.

About the company

Nya Paraplyteatern is a non-profit organisation from Falkenberg, Sweden. They have participated at IYAF (now FUSE) since 2013 and are delighted to have seen the festival develop and grow throughout the years.

In our organisation everyone is welcome and they have opened both their hearts and minds in different projects, they have created new innovative creativeness together as well as classical pieces.

Nya Paraplyteatern work a lot with international cultural youth exchange projects and have built many bridges around the world. The theme of their theatre is family, everyone has a place in their organisation.

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