BULL

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He failed every woman who loved him. He disappointed his friends, his family and his only son. It's all a lie. Robert Mamok (aka Taurus), a seemingly indestructible man, struggles with family secrets and a media scandal, as a result of an accident he provoked under the influence of alcohol. Will the truth set him free?

★ AWARD OF THE CHAPTER OF ACCREDITED JOURNALISTS FOR THE BEST PERFORMANCE OF THE 38TH TORUŃ MEETINGS OF ONE ACTOR

“Bull” is the second dramatic text after “Pokora” by Szczepan Twardoch, author of bestselling novels such as “The King”, “Morphine” and “Drach”. The protagonist of the monodrama is Robert Mamok, who in two languages, Polish and Silesian, struggles with his own class and ethnic identity. Here is a man in crisis: he clings to his guilt and weaknesses, weighs successes and failures, confronts the weight of family secrecy, the burden of a harsh Silesian upbringing, with despair, anger and bitterness.

Worker, go there alone, go to the opera, give me a lick. Robert, tell the priest a poem. So capable, but lazy. Mr. Robert, Master, you are welcome! Mr. Robert, are you in these pictures? Are you under the influence of drugs? And now before you Robert Mamok, a scandalous and provocateur! Mr. Robert, can you say something in Silesian...? Robert, you need to talk about your emotions. You can't be afraid of your emotions, Robert. Dad, are you there? Daddy! Robert, you bastard, how could you do this to me? Robert, do you think they saw us together? So old and so stupid. We are so disappointed in you, Robert.