Based on Móricz Zsigmond’s The Barbarians and The Last Outlaw novels
The Barbarians
Zsigmond Móricz used a true story when writing his short story entitled The Barbarians. The robbery with murder happened in the Hungarian city of Kecskemét in the 19th century.
„In March, 1867 two dead bodies were discovered in the sand dunes of Szarkás. The bodies were of outlaws: Péter Bodri and his son. They disappeared two years before, on Saint George’s Day together with their dogs, 185 sheep, 115 lambs and 3 donkeys. Bodri’s neck was tied with a rope, while his son’s head was crashed. Kecskemét city launched an investigation, but the culprits are still unknown.”
Suitable for ages 14+
Cast
Bodri shepherd:
PÁLFFY
Tibor
Woman:
BENEDEK
Ágnes
Boy:
VASS
Zsuzsanna
Red shepherd:
MÁTRAY
László
Silent shepherd:
KOLCSÁR
József
Puli:
ERDEI
Gábor
Little Puji:
KORODI
Janka
Directed by:
HEGYMEGI Máté
Dramaturgy:
GARAI Judit
Set designer:
DEVICH Botond
Costume designer:
PETŐ Kata
Music:
KÓNYA-ÜTŐ
Bence
Stage manager:
CSOMÓS
Tünde Tímea
Prompter:
DOBRA
Mária Magdolna
