This year’s Tivoli revue, led by creative director Linda P., presents a chaotic and uneven mix of humor that often misses the mark. While some moments elicit genuine laughter, the overall experience is described as an “acid bath of a freak show” that leaves the audience bewildered.

The revue struggles with a lack of structure, with many numbers failing to deliver a satisfying punchline. Sketches often drag on beyond their initial point, and jokes sometimes fall flat. The political content is minimal, with a focus on laughing at “dummies and idiots” rather than engaging in political satire.

Despite the shortcomings of the writing, the cast delivers commendable performances. Kurt Ravn shines in a self-deprecating number, while Linda P. embodies eccentric characters. Thomas Warberg effectively portrays comedic ineptitude. However, the actors are ultimately limited by the quality of the material.

The reviewer notes a missed opportunity to capture the zeitgeist and engage in meaningful commentary. While the revue aims for renewal and novelty, the result is a production that falls short of its potential. The reviewer expresses a desire for a more polished and consistently funny experience.