The Paul Street Boys

Ferenc Molnár's world-famous novel is a foundational work about the nature of human society, the concepts of heroism, betrayal, vulnerability, and patriotism. Nemecsek, Boka, Áts Feri, and the others are eternal examples, our eternal contemporaries. This classic foundational work is presented this time not as a conflict among children, but among young people. The dramatic situations are thus even harsher, further intensified by contemporary-sounding music and lyrics. The performance places decisive emphasis on the acoustic realization of the material world, the actors' musical-rhythmic creativity, the energy and humor of youth, and the cathartic message of the original work. The stage adaptation involved László Marton and Zsuzsa Radnóti, using some elements of Sándor Török's revision. The musical play is presented with the permission of the Proscenium Authors' Agency. Announcement from Pannon Várszínház: “The Grund is in danger!” The duration of the performance is 3 hours, with an intermission (90+70). Director: László Vándorfi. Cast includes among others: Mr. Rácz the Teacher, Janó the Grund's guard, Boka, Nemecsek, Geréb, Csónakos, Kolnay, Barabás, Weisz, Richter, Csele, Leszik, Áts Feri, the older and younger shepherd, Szebenics, as well as the Red Shirts. Stage space: László Vándorfi. Costume designer: Júlia Justin. Production manager: Dávid Szelle. Choreographer: György Krámer. Stage adaptation based on Ferenc Molnár's novel of the same title.