We all wait for the day when fortune favours us. Week after week, most of us trust five numbers, five little crosses, and cherish the hope that our numbers would be drawn. We are making plans how to spend that money, with whom should we share it and how could we manage it if we won.
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Last event date: Friday, May 25 2012 8:00PM
Most people only dream about it, but it actually happens to the two characters – an elderly couple – of Prah: they hit the jackpot on the lottery. The comedy is set on the afternoon when the couple hears the news. In this special life situation reactions are also special.
Because day-dreaming comes easy but being glad about something is much harder. When the solution – the 600 million – is in their hands, all the nightmares, every suspicion, all the misery of their marriage and their half-lived life pour upon them. First, they don’t have any idea what to do and while they are thinking, planning, just to be on the safe side, they hide the winner lottery coupon into an old box labelled KAKAO PRAH – means “cacao powder” – which is from a summer holiday in “Yugoslavia”…
Opening night
26th November 2009
Studio Theatre
György Spiró
PRAH
Comedy in one act
WOMAN
JÚLIA MÜLER
MAN
KÁROLY KOROGNAI
Costume and design
MARA BOZÓKI
Technical Stage Manager
ANDRÁS BALÁZS
Stage Manager / Assistant
SZABOLCS KRISTON
Prompter
ÉVA BALÁZS
Director
KÁROLY KOROGNAI
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