Ray Cooney
1+1=3
Comedy
Directed by Dudás Péter a.h.
Could there exist a more boring man than a man who is called John Smith? An Average name, average look, average life. Work and private life, private life and work. Every day is the same. Scheduled and lived in London. During the day he is a cab driver, at night he is a loving and faithful husband to his wife. Or he is the faithful husband during the day and the cab driver at night. No accident, no surprise. Well, something is missing here.” Suddenly, this comfy warm boredom is in danger. It is found out that this comfy and warm boredom includes two Johns, two addresses , two wives, two lives. And John Smith doesn’t want to admit that his well scheduled life of a representative citizen collapses like a house of cards. And there is only one solution to this situation – to deny. To deny, to deny at all costs. And the moral of this story is if someone starts to lie, he should not be surprised when someone believes him also the biggest absurdity.
Cast
John Smith | Madarász Máté |
Mary Smith | Dégner Lilla |
Barbara Smith | Frank Ágnes a.h. |
Stanley Curtiz | Kassai Csongor a.h. |
Bobby Franklin | Illés Oszkár |
Troughton detective-sergeant | Ollé Erik |
Porterhouse detective-sergeant | Dudás Péter a.h. |
Fotóriporter | Szpisák Gyula a.h. |
Production team
Music: Beatles
Set: Dudás Bálint a.h.
Costumes: Őry Katalin a.h.
Dramaturgy: Forgács Miklós