INCOGNITO
Nick Payne: INCOGNITO
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Last event date: Thursday, January 18 2024 7:00PM
Director: Artur Szőcs
Director: Artur Szőcs
Translated by György Baráthy
Brain-like play
"The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge, but imagination. Knowledge is finite. Imagination embraces the whole world..."
As we map the cosmos, so we map the human brain and try to unlock its secrets.
And whose brain is better suited for our research than that of Albert Einstein, perhaps the greatest genius of the 20th century, which disappeared from the autopsy table in 1955 and embarked on a bizarre journey…
The show is recommended for audiences over 16!
Men in their 40s: Thomas Harvey, Victor Milner, 'Anthony', Richard Walsh, Jon Williams - Ervin Nagy guest artist
Woman in her 40s: Martha Murphy, Elouise Harvey, Brenda Walsh, Anna Vann, Evelyn Einstein - Patrícia Kovács
Women in their 20s and 30s: Margaret Thomson, Lisa-Scott Hannigan, Patricia Thorn - Luca Markus
Men in their 20s and 30s: Henry Maison, Michael Wolf, Hans Albert Einstein, Ben Murphy, Freddy Myers, Greg Barraclough - Szabolcs Horváth
Set and costume designer: ANETT SLÁRKU
Dramaturg: HILDA HÁRSING
Composer: ÁDÁM CSER
Stage manager: ANIKÓ EPERJESI
Prompter: HELGA JÁROLI
Assistant Director: SZLÁDEK KATA
Director: SZŐCS ARTUR
(If the performance starts at 19:00, the expected end time is 21:00)
Opening night: 22 October 2022, Pesti Theatre
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