40! or Finite Life
Dekk theatre - Füge Produkció
Schedule
Life is finite. It ends at 40. Or not...?
Another outspoken performance is about to premiere at the Yura House. After a performance about the sexual world of men, Gergely Bánki, Angéla Stefanovics, László Keszég and Béla Mészáros take a look at ageing in the production 40!
Rudolf Burbergstein, film director.
Fabian Delauise-Bartez, author: "Before forty, the body is young, the soul is young at heart. After forty, the body is old, the soul is mature."
Ferenc Kenyeres, police captain: "In the city, we punish over fifty, but at forty you can still go on your way."
Nathjam Sitharta, Buddhist monk: "Forty lives are needed to understand what forty is."
Marcy Marane, cellist-pop star: "It's much harder to get guys in their forties to get psyched. But they're so cute! I'd eat them up, mmmm... brrrrrrr... meow meow!"
Kryjt Vanderhaas, mystical philosopher: "The poignant number of humanity is forty. In the Bible, too. The Flood lasted forty days. Forty days!" (The Flood lasted for more than a year. - ed.)
"Forty is a whole number."
Christopher M. Greene, performer: "Ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty, ninety... and so on, ad infinitum." (Here the recording cuts off, Chris dances off into the abyss, dying a monster death.)
Aniko Bot, botanist: "My baobabs and my husband will be forty this year! God bless them!"
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán: "Forty!"
Tibor Duga, customer at Media Markt: "I gave forty for this shit! This is a piece of shit! Give me back the forty!"
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