11 April 2008
Our social
sensibility, perhaps due to the radical changes in the world around us, has an
ever-harder time distinguishing right from wrong. This statement is just as
true about art.
In
contemporary drama the character of the social outcast forced into detrimental
living conditions rears its head on a number of occasions – most of the times
though its presentation remain superficial, jovial, jargon laden all the while
between playwright and actor the question remains: what on Earth were they
attempting? Is this interest honest? Is its social sensibility genuine? Or are
these characters merely employed to satisfy a trend? The more jovial the
better. Another question that remains: whom are we laughing at? Why? And why
ONLY laugh?
Father
Son
Julius
Violet
Erika
Maria
Mama
Composer:
Apostolache Kiss Zénó
Set designer:
Damokos Csaba
Costume designer:
Salat Csaba
Directed by: Kövesdy István