I Think So

Jakob Svendsen believes - in himself, in God, and in his dentist. He also doubts - himself, God, but never his dentist.

In "I Think So", Jakob takes the audience on a loving and self-ironic journey through what faith and doubt have done to him. From childhood's first "I'm different" moments through a wise-beyond-his-years teenager and the tenth payment plan, to adulthood's meal plans, thoughts about death, and persistent questions to a God he can't help but believe in anyway.

It's neither a sermon nor a defense of Christianity, but an energetic comedy show from everyday chaos - where the shared calendar is filled with faith, hope, and pettiness, and where the good Jakob wants to do, he doesn't do, while the evil he doesn't want, gives him a shoulder injury.

The show is for those who believe, for those who doubt - and for those who just want to laugh a bit at it all.