České nebe: Cimrmanův dramatický kšaft

I gave Africa four stars, whilst Czech Heaven is half a star weaker. I'm happy to say that the Cimrmans are still good at it, but at the same time there is also something that is quite lacking. The seminar may be too informative, but the researchers present the facts and "facts" in an engaging way (my favorite is "General Laudon drove through the village at night... In his white cap...") and behave in a pleasantly restrained manner. The play then has an almost mystical touch and it must be said that master Cimrman has struck the patriotic chord really well. It is a pity about the cheap jokes and the dead spots, most of which are the responsibility of Forefather Čech. The feeling of perfection was simply not there. Still, it is a worthy ending.__P.S. (15.12.2010)