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In a disordered household without rules or shared values, student Artur tries to restore order and tradition, including through a conventional wedding. His plans fail amid his parents' hypocrisy, his fiancée's affair with Edek, and his grandmother's death. Edek kills Artur, then takes control of the home; the final tango signals the triumph of force and conformity.
In a mythical country where opposition has disappeared, the chief of police orders an officer to commit political crimes so the force will have an enemy; the play’s absurdist disorder culminates in the characters repeatedly arresting one another.
A 77-scene political farce set on an island, where Vatzlav is among a cast of eccentric figures that includes a grown son in diapers who is a bear, a blind Oedipus Rex, and a Genius whose daughter is named Justice.
In a disordered household without rules or shared values, student Artur tries to restore order and tradition, including through a conventional wedding. His plans fail amid his parents' hypocrisy, his fiancée's affair with Edek, and his grandmother's death. Edek kills Artur, then takes control of the home; the final tango signals the triumph of force and conformity.
In a mythical country where opposition has disappeared, the chief of police orders an officer to commit political crimes so the force will have an enemy; the play’s absurdist disorder culminates in the characters repeatedly arresting one another.
A 77-scene political farce set on an island, where Vatzlav is among a cast of eccentric figures that includes a grown son in diapers who is a bear, a blind Oedipus Rex, and a Genius whose daughter is named Justice.