Three women. One waiting room. Endless time and questions whose answers fall apart. “Three for Happiness” is an absurdly comic story about the stone we push every day, the transience of time, and the happiness we still fail to achieve. Like a crooked mirror, the spectacle reflects modernity – tense, noisy and absurd. Through irony, it confronts us with the feeling of being lost in a world that demands constant productivity and emotional resilience, when in fact we are overtaken by the fatigue that obsessively takes over our everyday lives. And in this void, three voices emerge – gathered in a portrait of the depleted energy of an entire society – anxious, frustrated, but still capable of laughing at itself.