“The protagonist of this grotesque story is the widow Mrs. Béla Orbán, and the play is actually her never-ending big-mouthed, truth-bending or downright lying quarrel with everyone around her. (…) She fights tooth and nail to force her confused, senseless and hopeless love on the world."
"She encompasses all the capabilities a person can have: the loud mouth of a vendor in a marketplace and the grace of a tragic Greek heroine. What else could she do? Mrs. Orbán defies the laws of nature as she ignores old age and declares a war on death” – said István Örkény in the Preface to his tragicomedy The Cats Play. Director János Szász’s assessment: “This show belongs to the actors. All I have to do is wish them courage and faith for this beautiful and bone-chillingly hard journey.”
Első királyunknak élete utolsó napjaira maradt még egy sorsdöntő feladata. El kell döntenie, hogy kire hagyja a koronát - az…
Miklós Hubay (1918-2011) originally wrote this play for Klára Tolnay and Imre Sinkovits in 1959, and the two great artists…
Petőfi Sándor halhatatlan verses meséjének legfőbb üzenete: Te is lehetsz János vitéz! Aki kitartó, hűséges és bátor, elnyeri élete jutalmát.…
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