Schedule
- 15:00-22:00Nyolc nő
- 13:00-22:00Nyolc nő
- 17:00-19:30Nyolc nő
Eight Women is a comedy with a twist. It takes place in a lonely mountain house a few kilometres from a small French town. The family awaits the return of Susanne, the eldest daughter, who is studying abroad. The peaceful idyll is interrupted by a huge scream. Marcel, the master of the house, is found dead in his room with a knife in his back. The eight women in the house are the victim's mother-in-law, wife, sister, sister-in-law, two daughters and two domestic servants. The house, meanwhile, is completely sealed off from the outside world by a blizzard and the killer! What can eight women trapped inside do? So the amateur investigation begins, an almost impossible mission because everyone is lying. The culprit is trying to cover himself, while the others have other secrets to hide. They know the killer is one of them, but which one is it?
Please note that the characters in the show smoke herbal cigarettes!
Játékszín
With our 140,000 viewers, that's you, we are a community that values lightness as well as sophistication, and we work in that spirit. Our repertoire includes stage versions of many world-famous films - familiar or well-known stories, brought to life by our popular actors at arm's length for a unique and unrepeatable experience. Among our film adaptations, City Lights, with its spectacle and movement, is unique in the theatre palette, while The Lifetime Lovers, Flowers for Algernon and the stage version of the Italian cult film Total Strangers are among the most sought-after productions in the capital. There is also a huge interest in our classic comedies - including The Bachelor's Party, Be My Wife! and Eight Women. Menopauza has exploded into our repertoire with elemental force, and for our 10th anniversary, the divas Mariann Falusi, Judit Hernádi, Erika Náray, Timea Szőlőskei, Andrea Szulák and Enikő Tóth are preparing a new version. Our latest productions include two crime thrillers: the classic Agatha Christie story The Witness for the Prosecution and the modern take on the story, The Domino Murder.
