Don't miss the theater show that has been performed by Luk\u00e1\u0161 Latin\u00e1k, Juraj Kemka, Mari\u00e1n Miezga, R\u00f3bert Jakab and Vladim\u00edr Kobielsky for more than a quarter of a century, and on September 26 (Tuesday) at 19:00 at the Cultural Center in Modra. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
G\u00e1bor G\u00f6rgey: Who does the word fall on?<\/strong>
Five guys, one revolver and a quarter of a century of fun! Always a fresh theatrical hit, whose timeless wit has become a cult of Slovak drama, it's headed for you! Taken at their word, the party Luk\u00e1\u0161 Latin\u00e1k, Juraj Kemka, Mari\u00e1n Miezga, R\u00f3bert Jakab and Vladim\u00edr Kobielsky will meet on stage as a mobster, a nationalist from Detva, an unfortunate suffering from bladder inflammation, an aristocrat and an intellectual, locked in one room in the company of a revolver. Whoever has it has power. However, everyone has their own idea about it. The emotionally charged show fires off one gag after another until we fall over laughing.
The production Na koho to slovo pade was originally created as a course work at the Academy of Performing Arts a quarter of a century ago. It was staged by five young actors Luk\u00e1\u0161 Latin\u00e1k, Juraj Kemka, Mari\u00e1n Miezga, R\u00f3bert Jakab and Vladim\u00edr Kobielsky under the direction of Petr Mankoveck\u00fd. The dramaturgy was created by Peter Pavlac, the author of the original play is the Hungarian writer, playwright and dramatist G\u00e1bor G\u00f6rgey. Later, the Astorka Korzo'90 Theater took her under its wing. During that time, the production traveled the world and was successfully staged in the USA, Australia, Serbia, Hungary and France.<\/p>\n\n\n\n