One percent Indian

The latest production of the Látókép Ensemble theatre and film collective, together with the team's previous two plays - Ernella's at the Wolves' and Kálmán's Day - could be considered the final part of a theatre trilogy.

The protagonists of the stories are middle-aged couples struggling with problems that are as ordinary as possible, but seem insurmountable at the time of their lives. This helplessness leads to irritation and despair, and usually leads to a crisis in the couple's relationship.

In Ernella's Wolfsbane, it is the disputes over child-rearing, and in St. John's Day, it is the tensions arising from the lack of intimacy, sexuality and the moral issues involved.

One Percent Indian focuses on identity, inherited behavioural patterns, male chauvinism, feminism and modern gender roles.

The lecture is approximately 95 minutes in length with no intermission.