DO PENGUINS HAVE KNEES

Pandemic, inflation, war, climate warming, the internet, corporations, credit, power — this is a view outside the window that cannot be closed or killed with boards, although everyone would probably want to. We are looking for balance in therapy, we are also looking for a pill of happiness and the hero of our show is looking for it. One day he goes to the doctor, who wonders if it is not better to change this view outside the window, or even the window itself. Not much of it! Our hero begins to be haunted by the stubborn spirit of Sigmund Freud, the father of psychoanalysis, who turns out to have serious problems understanding the present. And when our hero with a host of his mischievous demons gets on TV, where nothing is serious, but he pretends to be serious, this is already the best way to our therapy.

We will not give you a prescription for the ills of an overheated world, we will not give you a pill of happiness, but we can invite you to the theater office, where there is a passage to small questions about our condition. Aneta Groszyńska, known in Wałbrzych for the great success of the SUPERSTAR series, returns to the Theatre with a new vision — to build her reconstruction based on a pressing social problem — this time based on a text by reporter and journalist Marcin Kącki. At the same time, he promises viewers a good time on this sharp satire on the frustrations of the working man of the 21st century. After many years, the scenographer Michał Korchowiec, known for the already iconic performances of the duo Strzępka-Demirski (“Long live the war!!!”) returns to Szaniawski after many years. , “There was Andrew, Andrew...”).