The next morning

“The Next Morning” breaks down taboos and proves that what is human should not be a cause for shame. The play by Peter Quilter, an excellent writer, is not only a comedy of mistakes, but above all a bold story about intimacy, shame and the need for an open conversation. “The Next Morning” breaks down taboos and proves that what is human should not be a cause for shame.

A young couple wakes up in the morning after a random night out, and the situation gets complicated when the girl's mom — a free-spirited hippie — enters the action. Her presence provokes an avalanche of comic situations, and the boy, full of shame, has to face his own prejudices.

Why is it worth seeing “The Next Morning”?

Bold subject matter: The show touches on important topics related to intimacy and shame, encouraging open conversation about human affairs.

Breaking taboos: “The next morning” proves that shame often rules us unnecessarily, and openness can bring relief and understanding.

Comedy clash of generations: Meeting of a young couple with the eccentric mother of a girl is a guarantee of excellent fun and unforgettable impressions.

Openness lesson: The show teaches the importance of openness in interpersonal relationships and how much you can gain by breaking your own barriers.

Great entertainment: Despite the subject matter covered, “The Next Day Morning” is primarily a light and fun comedy that will provide viewers with plenty of laughs.

“The next morning” is a proposal for viewers who are looking for intelligent entertainment with a deeper message. This performance will certainly appeal to people who appreciate a bold and unbanal approach to difficult topics.

Author: Peter Quilter

Director and scenography: Piotr Wiśniewski

Cast: Magdalena Bocianowska, Katarzyna Ornatkiewicz, Michał Pietruś, Rafal Karnicki