The Man Who Could Talk Only What He Read
Adrian Sitaru
The Man Who Could Talk Only What He Read
Translated by: Szabó Andor
Duration: 1h50'
Premier: 2021-01-24 (4 years ago)
The characters are sitting around a table, discussing some of the most fundamental questions of human life. Is there such crime that can be morally justified? Can a murderer become a hero if the context of his crime justifies his act? Which one is more valuable, the life of a human being or the life of an animal? Along with these, Sitaru's text reflects on how our language, the words which we learn in early childhood, our daily vocabulary, can change or influence our individual perception of reality, our fantasies and rationality.
"The limits of my language are the limits of my world" - Ludwig Wittgenstein
Roles
| Kozma | Kocsárdi Levente |
| Sasha | Lőrincz Rita |
| Romeo | Czüvek Loránd/Jancsó Előd |
| Julie | Vajda Boróka |
| Gilda | Lanstyák Ildikó/Hegyi Kincső |
| Bogdan | Molnos András Csaba |
| Maria | Tokai Andrea |
| Ügyelő | Kiss Attila |
| Színházigazgató | Mátyás Zsolt Imre |
Information
| Directed by | Adrian Sitaru |
| Scenario | Adrian Sitaru |
| Set and costume design | Velica Panduru |
| Set designer's assistant | Sabina Reus |
| Videókonzultáns | Mona Szucsik, Sorin Mocan |
| Video | Cári Tibor |
| Dramaturg | Adrian Silișteanu |
| Music | Balázs Nóra |
| Stage manager | Pataki Anna-Mária |
