All Wonderful Things

A monodrama with Daniel Krejčík about searching for reasons to live - an interactive performance exploring how to create an extraordinarily uplifting perspective on life.

The sole character in Duncan Macmillan's play is a boy who has eighty minutes to accomplish one task: convince his mother and the audience that a million things in the world are worth living for. During the performance, the audience follows thirty years in the life of this exceptional boy, whose bipolar mother attempted suicide - and as a child, he decided to start writing a list of reasons worth living for.