90 minutes of nonstop laughter

In “Do I Look Fat in This? — Dad Lies, Too,” the show promises 90 minutes of nonstop laughter and relatable moments, as they humorously celebrate the women in their lives and offer generous insights into everything we dare—and don’t dare—to say about relationships. Bylund & Lundberg direct their sharp, northern Swedish humor at the brutal truth: that women are superior to men, while at the same time exposing the shenanigans men have been up to throughout the ages:

– Why do they have to barbecue at all costs?

– Why do men think they’re going to die as soon as they catch a cold?

– Why don’t they know the names of their children’s teachers, when they know Liverpool’s 1978 starting lineup?

All of this and much more is explained in a comedy show that is a loving tribute to all the women who actually put up with the men in their lives.

“Do I Look Fat in This?” is a spot-on and heartwarming comedy that depicts the ups and downs of life.

With great warmth, witty one-liners, and raw honesty, this laughter-filled show explores everything from the little secrets of relationships to the big questions of life:

– Do you think she’s prettier than I am?

– If I die, would you remarry?

– Are you really going to wear those pants?

The show also serves as a friendly reminder to you men that even though you think you’re absolutely perfect—you wouldn’t be able to get by without your women. Sure, you can change a tire and drill a shelf (with a little help from YouTube), but when it comes to finding your own socks, that’s suddenly a whole different story. After all, it’s your wife who reminds you that you forgot to turn off the light in the garage—again. So even if you might not always admit it out loud, we all know that it’s the women who are your invisible project managers, life coaches, and GPS devices in everyday life.

Bylund & Lundberg

Jan Bylund and Mattias Lundberg have previously enjoyed great success with “The Happy Pessimist” and “Mom Lies,” and together they have a chemistry that few can match. A tall, quick-witted psychologist and a short, clever comedian—both with a Northern Swedish sense of humor and a knack for hitting the nail on the head. An evening with Jan and Mattias offers a heartwarming combination of belly laughs and “aha” moments that will have you leaving the theater with a big smile and sore jaw muscles.