Northern Theatre Harag György Company

The staging of Be Faithful Unto Death in a theatre always means something unknown, a new challenge, an emotional rehearsal process, a sense of wonder, an eternal experience. It's a real celebration, because in addition to filling the stage with children, the work itself is the cornerstone of Hungarian literature. In Móricz Zsigmond's work, the eternal human purity, the instinctive good, is shaped in the person of a child, contrasting him with the world of the blind "powerful".
Nyilas Misi's desire to conform as a college student is still present in the life of a schoolchild, albeit with a changed appearance, because as a contemporary social mirror, school and peers are a constant test of a child's faith.
Directed by Regina Nagy, the performance is for children, but it is also for adults. An alarm bell, if you like: don't look down your nose at the future, because as an adult you have the power to make the right choices now.