Performance will take place on the fifth Theatre Festival in Kutna Hora.
TRANSLATION Jaroslav Bránský
DIRECTOR Ondřej Štefaňák
DRAMATIZATION AND DRAMATURGY Lenka Havlíková
STAGE DESIGN Jana Hauskrechtová
MUSIC Roman Zach
ACTORS Anita Krausová, Lucie Roznětínská, Vojtěch Hrabák, Jan Jankovský, Václav Marhold, Pavel Neškudla
Theatre is better than sex! Psychoanalytic hell. Ours.
The story of a true neurotic. Nightmare from Austria-Hungary floats over the idyllic hundred-tower city Prague. Collectively suppressed neuroses, psychoses and hysteria taking over. Interwar ghosts claw from the depths of the unconscious. Something happened. There is no more barrier against the spreading chaos. There's something in the corner and waiting. Perhaps a killer with a stick. And everything is such a misery.
Hermann Ungar, nicknamed "Dostoevsky of Moravia" or "Kafka of Boskovice", is one of the authors of the Prague Circle of Kafka Literature. Ungar's premature death in 1929 and subsequent war anti-Semitism plunged his person and work almost completely into oblivion. Only in 2002, thanks to the researcher and translator Jaroslav Bránský, Ungar's complete work was published under the title Novels and Lesser Prose.