Home Players – Teater Nuutrum / Salme Grand Hall

“Home Players” is a story infused with airy lightness and painful humor about a family trying to find words, the truth, and one another. A son who has been away from his childhood home for years returns to have their final conversations and hear all sides. Their conversations bring to light stories left untold and distorted truths. How well do we really know those closest to us? Through a father, son, and mother, the play explores how the body, memory, and unspoken feelings shape our closest relationships. What is real, and what is a distorted picture? Nuutrum’s production moves along the boundary between intimate realism and absurdity, speaking about our perception of truth, responsibility, and what remains between family members when life takes a turn.

Writer: Andri Luup (Theatrum)
Director: Robin Täpp
Set designer: Liisa Soolepp
Lighting designer: Targo Miilimaa
Music designer: Tobias Tammearu
Choreographer: Kirte Jõesaar
Lighting and sound technicians: Margus Ruhno / Targo Miilimaa
Technician: Andrus Kivila
Stage manager: Paula Liivik
Cast: Theodor Tabor, Garmen Tabor, and Margus Tabor

The performance is in one act and lasts approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes. Suitable for ages 12 and up. Premiere: 12 November 2026, Kammersaal, Sakala 3 Teatrimaja (Sakala 3, Tallinn).