This is the first of a series of plays representing Karusoo's 'memory theatre' based on documentary material.
The drama, set in deep Soviet occupation era of Estonia, was developed by integrating a number of essays collected from 13-year-old schoolchildren of the era, and developed into a coherent, yet comprehensive plot depicting everyday life and culture of 1980s early teenagers.
While most of the superficial trappings have been forgotten, changed or become memorables, several attitudes illustrated in the play are recognisable in Estonian public life of late 20th and early 21st century.
The play is best known as presented by Andrus Vaarik, Guido Kangur and Toomas Lõhmuste [et] in the primary roles, and originally written with these actors in mind.
However, as a technically simple drama of strong recognition by teenagers of later decades, it, or episodes from it, has been presented by numerous non-notable school theatre projects.