Tobe Ornott Obe
‘Tobe ornott obe’ deals with the inexplicable fact that humans have always had some strange addiction to jerks. The village loves the village idiot. The city loves the city idiot. The state loves the state idiot. And its citizens enthusiastically elect him as head of state. The dictator Adolf Kichler visits "Blagaria" - a land full of blessings, enters a theater, but there a fatal accident happens to him, which puts an end to his dominance and prevents the ‘Shecond Wold Wahr’. It's about to start after a crazy fight between Osip Stavalin and Adolf Kichler, who are bowling with a ball instead of a ball and with bottles of vodka and schnapps instead of pins. The war in question is not happening, thanks to the touching efforts, not of military experts, not of politicians, but of a nothing and no theater troupe. Of course Hamlet's soliloquy plays its essential role in this endeavor.
The foiling of the ‘Shecond Wold Wahr’ in the play does not mean that the Second World War was really foiled. And we pray that the third war will not happen...
‘The play is a crazy story about the prevention of one of the world's biggest conflicts. This is happening, thanks to the touching efforts not of military experts, not of politicians, but of a theater troupe. Of course, Hamlet's monologue plays its essential role in this endeavor’ - Teddy Moskov.
‘Tobe ornott obe’ deals with the inexplicable fact that humans have always had some strange addiction to jerks. The village loves the village idiot. The city loves the city idiot. The state loves the state idiot. And its citizens enthusiastically elect him as head of state. The dictator Adolf Kichler visits "Blagaria" - a land full of blessings, enters a theater, but there a fatal accident happens to him, which puts an end to his dominance and prevents the ‘Shecond Wold Wahr’. It's about to start after a crazy fight between Osip Stavalin and Adolf Kichler, who are bowling with a ball instead of a ball and with bottles of vodka and schnapps instead of pins. The war in question is not happening, thanks to the touching efforts, not of military experts, not of politicians, but of a nothing and no theater troupe. Of course Hamlet's soliloquy plays its essential role in this endeavor.
The foiling of the ‘Shecond Wold Wahr’ in the play does not mean that the Second World War was really foiled. And we pray that the third war will not happen...
‘The play is a crazy story about the prevention of one of the world's biggest conflicts. This is happening, thanks to the touching efforts not of military experts, not of politicians, but of a theater troupe. Of course, Hamlet's monologue plays its essential role in this endeavor’ - Teddy Moskov.
Genre:
ComedyCast:
Yanislava Linkova, Valentin Chenkov, Svetlin Ivanov, Borislav Valov (Ei Bo), Kalin Pacherazki, Antoniya Ivanova Veleva, Veselin Hristov Ivanov, Rosen KaradjovActors
Yanislava Linkova
Valentin Chenkov
Svetlin Ivanov
Borislav Valov (Ei Bo)
Kalin Pacherazki
Antoniya Ivanova Veleva
Veselin Hristov Ivanov
Rosen KaradjovFull Description
‘Tobe ornott obe’ deals with the inexplicable fact that humans have always had some strange addiction to jerks. The village loves the village idiot. The city loves the city idiot. The state loves the state idiot. And its citizens enthusiastically elect him as head of state. The dictator Adolf Kichler visits "Blagaria" - a land full of blessings, enters a theater, but there a fatal accident happens to him, which puts an end to his dominance and prevents the ‘Shecond Wold Wahr’. It's about to start after a crazy fight between Osip Stavalin and Adolf Kichler, who are bowling with a ball instead of a ball and with bottles of vodka and schnapps instead of pins. The war in question is not happening, thanks to the touching efforts, not of military experts, not of politicians, but of a nothing and no theater troupe. Of course Hamlet's soliloquy plays its essential role in this endeavor.
The foiling of the ‘Shecond Wold Wahr’ in the play does not mean that the Second World War was really foiled. And we pray that the third war will not happen...
‘The play is a crazy story about the prevention of one of the world's biggest conflicts. This is happening, thanks to the touching efforts not of military experts, not of politicians, but of a theater troupe. Of course, Hamlet's monologue plays its essential role in this endeavor’ - Teddy Moskov.