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By: Ervin Lázár
Adaptation by: András Hatházi
Puppet and set designer: Andrea Kürti
Featuring: Zsolt Csepei and Margit Molnár
Music: Ferenc Orbán és Levente Imecs-Magdó
Special thanks: László Rumi
Sound: Tamás Imecs (earlier Othniel Visky, Levente Imecs-Magdó)
Thanks to: Kata Palocsay Kisó, Emőke Lukács, Elemér Kádár, Eszter Magdó, Szilárd Bálint, Katalin Varga, Andrej Visky …
First run: May 15, 2011, at the Paintbrush Factory
Duration: 50 minutes
Language: Hungarian
You have already tried everything
But nothend seems to have worked
The only sure thing
Against the odiouse dots that cover your face
Is to take a deep breath every night before going to bed
llook into the mirror and ….
Tell your mind
Direclty, do not beat around the bush
With no trace of mercy
From today I have finished with you
Ugly, hideouse, insufferable lot
in a nutshell: I can no longer bear our life together.
Let them be aware:
You cannot stand you
I would not wish you to my worst enemy
There you are
And now, you wait…
Festival Participations:
July 19, 2013: Peninsula Festival – Cluj-Napoca
October 5, 2011: 3. Cimborák Transilvanian Puppeteer Meeting, 3rd edition – Sfântu Gheorghe
Set construction time: 1 hour
Set decomposition time: 1 hour
Stage dimensions: 4 m x 6 m
Photos by Imecs Zoltán: 11-21; Bertóti Johanna: 22-29.
Laura Avram: Puppet Diaries Nr. 2- Buddies 3 – Transylvanian Hungarian Puppet Show Festival
Hamlet.ro, 10th October 2011
”The Waitingroom Project’s Puppet Show is rather alert as the two pupeteers Molnár Margit and Csepei Zsolt give life to more than twenty puppets, and the changes between the scenes are very quick. The set and the puppets, designed by the young artist Kürti Andrea speak of a refined taste and sense of aestetics.”
Katalin Deák: „You are the Most Beautiful Marci in the Whole Wide World”
The blog of the Puppet Festival Cimborák, October 2011
”The short tale succeeded to converse with the audience in a wholesome and yet lovable manner (….) The little boy’s journey does not become boring. As part of the audience we are always waiting for surprises from behind the opening doors in the shape of little complex worlds and figures that we can perceive behind these doors.”
Boglárka Ágnes Sándor: The Escape of the Freackles
Szabadság, 17th May 2011
”The creators of this show: Csepei Zsolt, Imecs Levente, Kürti Andrea, Molnár Margit, Orbán Ferenc and Visky Othniel have enjoed a well-deserved success, as Cluj-Napoca is a place where there will always be demand for ingeniouse, nice and humourous puppet shows.”
