Oskar a růžová paní

Oskar is an amazing boy. He sits on her bed in the hospital, what she needs is a really good plan. It should be a truly sophisticated plan to survive life with everything that belongs to it up to old age, but to make it a little shorter. One day as ten years - with such a charm, only one person can help Oskar. Languedoc, a former wrestler, mysterious, amazing, always readily Babi Růženka ... Together with Oskar, there are a team that spews joke, humor and nothing for him, impossible, impossible for him in the most dramatic situations. They can do everything, because they know that their back is covered by a third secret partner of God personally, who has spells with time and miracles while you wait, so to speak in the description of the work. You just have to trust him and clearly tell him what he wants. That's exactly what Oskar must learn. Then that life also looks somehow and has a style, even though at the end of the week, one suddenly is a hundred years. His games are always a bold, deep dive into the human soul in its beauty, but also complexity. Schmitt perfectly balances on the edge of sad-soft moods. But humor is always a way for him to grasp a serious topic, as in this case, when we and Oskar and Oskar go to a pilgrimage of life, where only important moments remain instead of long days. This could be very sad about itself, but here is just introducing Schmitt a great figure of Grandmother Beauty, energetic, funny, impenetrable and mysterious Oskar's companion. Together they can only laugh, there is no time to cry. Both characters are a big challenge for actors who can not only handle them, but also to fill their own theme of human understanding, courage and the indispensable desire to live. And this taste, humor and energy can fully distribute Pavla Tomicová in the character of Babi Růženka, because she puts a great understanding and heart and Josef Polášek, as an Oskar, who is also a child and aging man, is changing before our eyes and every position is quite convincing. Although he is cruel to us. It's about the courage to live and laugh. Without it, it would all be to survive.

The length of the performance: 120 minutes including a break. Kersch-Brosseau
Directed and Adjustment: Jakub Nvota
Scene: Tomáš Ciller
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