Kritiken (1)
The golden times of Ypsilonka, when the theater ensemble was cherished by both critics and a large community of fans, were during the 80s and 90s, i.e., this play in a way concludes this famous period. Aging can't be stopped for either people or an ensemble, which did not renew itself quickly enough and could not replace the most popular stars on which the repertoire was built. As long as Petr Vacek continues his one-man show, it is excellent, and it gets even more attention with the arrival of Jiří Lábus, who mentally and physically crushes the host (black belt, third-degree). With the arrival of Jaroslava Kretschmerová and the approaching resolution, the play somewhat loses its impact, and I don't claim at all that it is solely the performance of one actress on the stage. Nevertheless, for me, it is clearly above average, but it is important to consider that the play has a crazy tone, and the actors, especially Jirka Lábus and Petr Vacek, intentionally overact. Overall impression: 75%.
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