An inexhaustible joke

In the work, he will meet the legend of postmodernism - David Foster Wallace, whose novel is considered a landmark work of American literature of the 1990s. This worryingly timely, 1,000-page piece raises questions about where the thoughtless pursuit of entertainment and various forms of addiction lead. It promises to be a show full of not only youthful energy and brilliant reflection, to which the director has already accustomed us, but also unobvious musical and multimedia solutions.

The show is recommended for viewers from the age of 16.
We kindly inform you that the performance includes elements that can cause discomfort: very loud music and sounds, sounds of gunshots, smoke, cigarette smoke, intense choreography. Types of lighting used in the performance: strobe lights, bright, flashing, drizzling, smoldering; sudden changes in light are also used.

The show addresses, among others, physical, psychological and sexual violence, addiction, drug use, rape, torture, suicide, war and death. Controversial topics related to politics and religion appear in it. There is a lot of profanity in the show.

director and adaptation: Kamil Białaszek
set design: Julia Zawadzka
costumes: Sławek Blaszewski
light director: Tadeusz Pyrczak
choreography: Bartosz Dopytalski
multimedia: Michal Mitoraj, Hubert Kozarzewski
music, sound engineering: Mateusz Augustyn, Bartłomiej Gargula (Barto Katt)
assistant set designer: Janek Gugulski
inspector: Katarzyna Kłosowska
Soufflers: Anna Leszczyńska/Emilia Szuchniewicz

INFINITE IS
© 1996 door David Foster Wallace

The license to use the work was granted by the Association of Authors ZAiKS.

Algorithm | interview with Kamil Białaszek

Hugo Tarres (Hal Incandenza), Henry Simon (Gigarector). Fig. Karolina Jozwiak