The plot is thin, the jokes are old and the actors are doing what they know best. And "old men" of around 60 y.o. are not as good at physical slap stick humor as they were 20-25 years ago. But if you loved the other Brødrene Dal shows, you'll like this one as well.
How ever highly unlikely the plot is, the KLM-team and other actors use it for what it is worth. The bad guys are extremely bad, the good guys are very good. And then there are the young nephews and niece. No one knows how they came in to existence, as they are the nephews and niece of all three Dahl brothers, and here are no more relatives. Their names are Joste, Snerting and Mette-Mari (the only "female" valley, Maridalen, were used as the Dal-brothers mother in "Brødrene Dal og spektralsteinene") and they have taken over much of the "running around"-part of the play.
How ever highly unlikely the plot is, the KLM-team and other actors use it for what it is worth. The bad guys are extremely bad, the good guys are very good. And then there are the young nephews and niece. No one knows how they came in to existence, as they are the nephews and niece of all three Dahl brothers, and here are no more relatives. Their names are Joste, Snerting and Mette-Mari (the only "female" valley, Maridalen, were used as the Dal-brothers mother in "Brødrene Dal og spektralsteinene") and they have taken over much of the "running around"-part of the play.
