Potopa

“At least Noah could have sent the bird for the olive branch. We fried all the chickens."

An ordinary Sunday in one of the well-known fast food franchises - FCK. Chickens are being fried, people are walking and everything is going as it should. Until the drops start falling from the sky. An ordinary rain turns into a disaster of biblical proportions, and consumers who would never hang out with each other under normal circumstances become trapped in the premises of the branch. But now their lives are at stake, so they have no choice but to shut up. Neither the temporary worker, nor the students of the University of Economics, nor the mayor of Prague with his son, nor the Indian tourist know for sure, unless this evening happens to be their last.

The author's production deals with missing moral values, splits in society's perception and, of course, consumerism. All in the guise of a trashy comedy full of innuendos, insults and reproaches.

"May humanity get a second chance somewhere in the next world."

PS: Any resemblance to other fast food franchises is purely coincidental and will be denied in court.

Warning: The production is not suitable for viewers under the age of thirteen and people sensitive to stroboscopic lights. effects. Contains profanity, sex, alcohol, cigarettes, drugs, violence, themes of suicide and eating disorders, rapid lighting changes, gunfire, and the strong smell of fried chicken.