"Three (Talents) in a Boat" --- Do you know the sense of humour of British writer and journalist Jerome Klapka Jerome?
Definitely far from the ways of farse, easy puns and obscene innuendos, this humour in fact derives from observation of common and daily circumstances. From the unsuspected.
His name is most commonly associated to his most famous work, the comedy Three Men in a Boat (1889). Boating upstream in river Thames, friends Jerome, Harris and George, with their loyal friend Montmorency the dog, travel on their boat for days and live new and unexpected adventures that never fail to move.
Three main characters at comparison, each with their own unique language. Three artists compared: Bernhard, Erica and Kate.
Only one will: communicate. Here they are on the same boat. Playing.