In the play Schlimme Nacht by Jens Rohrer, the protagonist, Benjamin Dami, struggles with insomnia, resorting to breathing exercises and meditation, yet finding no relief. He questions the causes of his sleeplessness, whether it be too much coffee, a lack of exercise, the pressures of capitalism, or the wandering thoughts of his mind. The narrative humorously explores the common affliction of sleep disorders, tapping into forgotten memories and even the whimsical reference to Teletubbies. Rohrer's witty text brilliantly satirizes this modern malaise. The performance is a unique blend of tragedy and comedy, showcasing Dami's exceptional talent as he navigates the character's torment with expressive acting, captivating delivery, and masterful comedic timing. This production marks a remarkable debut for Rohrer as a playwright and director.