Fool's Day

Stage: Teatr Mały

Marek Koterski's “Crazy Day” is a mastery in calling everyday life, a linguistic masterpiece, a “must-read” for every conscious Pole.

Adaś Miauczyński — A Pole, a teacher, a loner... a freak? Laughing to tears and touching, in every sentence it allows us to recognize our everyday life — full of absurdities, small, big mistakes. Others creep into his life—those he hates, who bother him, and the woman he would love.

“Miauczyński (Robert Gondek), interpreted by Piotr Ratajczak, is a contemporary Konrad trapped on the fifteenth floor of a high-rise building, struggling with his own impotence and a sense of life defeat.”

“Although Miauczyński is not to be laughed at, the audience repeatedly reacts with laughter to his surges, thus giving therapeutic meaning to the performance. Because when the life of an educator hurts, let's laugh.
— Gazeta Wyborcza

“Miauczyński (Robert Gondek) in the interpretation of Piotr Ratajczak is a contemporary Konrad trapped on the fifteenth floor of a high-rise building, struggling with his own impotence and a sense of life's defeat”
— The New Critical Force, e-teat.pl