Performance(s)
Venue and date:
National Theatre of Hungary, Budapest – Kaszás Attila stage
2023. 03. 23., 19:30
Company:
Croatian Theatre of Pécs
Theatre

Bog Maskara / Carnage

Performance(s)
Venue and date:
National Theatre of Hungary, Budapest – Kaszás Attila stage
2023. 03. 23., 19:30
Company:
Croatian Theatre of Pécs
Author:
Yasmina Reza
Director:
József Bodonyi
Stage designer: 
György Bátonyi
Costume designer: 
Fruzsina Istvánfi
Synopsis

The possibility of staging Yasmina Reza's comedy could be considered as a gift. This contemporary French play is nourished by the entire historical heritage of Francophone theatrical play, as it contains situations reminiscent of burlesque-like scenes, as well as dialogues expressing precise social criticism wrapped in delicately elegant humor.

To this extent, four Croatian actors undertake to interpret this contemporary play within the framework of a sitcom-like TV production. Their dedicated and concentrated work takes an unexpected direction thanks to a small interlude, but despite all circumstances, they want to stick

to the spirit of the work itself. Yasmina Reza's brilliant comedy and the determined, dedicated and talented work of the four actors, as well as the unexpected event that reinterprets the situation on the stage create a mixture in which humor is mixed with the possibility of interpretation offered in multiple points of view.

Cast
Vladimir Andrić
Martina Mandek
Josipa Oršolić
Dejan Fajfer
Đula Beri
Tamás Laurer
Attila Specht
Katica Bunjevac
Jozo Kovačević
Infos
Runtime: 80 min
Language: horvát
Acts: 1
Age limit: 16 years
The Director
Bodonyi József

Bodonyi József director, literary translator, screenwriter. He completed his university studies in Germany, where he worked as a theater and documentary film director and as a dramaturg. After returning to Hungary, he also edited his own literary translations while working as a theater director. He made his introduction at the Croatian Theater in Pécs with the play "My Roses Bloom Magnificently”, the text of which he compiled from the correspondence between Anton Chehov and Olga Knipper.

Inviting Theater
Association of Hungarian Nationality Theaters