Sex in the Sixth Floor in Hrádek u Rokycan

A comedic gem that ranks among the most reliable titles in world theatre repertoire. An apartment building in New York, three nearly identical flats on the sixth floor, three independent stories unfolding in parallel... Or is it merely an illusion? From this seemingly simple situation emerges a cascade of misunderstandings, jealous scenes, flirtations, and spicy adventures. "Sex in the Sixth Floor" is a play that has entertained audiences for decades with its lightness, brilliant dialogue, and irresistible charm. Witty, sparkling, and refreshingly entertaining - a show that never disappoints, leaving audiences laughing and with the sense that life can be full of surprises.

The play was written by John Patrick (1905-1995), one of the most significant American playwrights and screenwriters of the 20th century. His work has received the highest accolades in both film and theatre: in 1954 he won an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay for "The Teahouse of the August Moon" and is also a Pulitzer Prize winner. Patrick was a master of situational comedy and dialogue that combines intelligence, irony, and humanity. "Sex in the Sixth Floor" is among his most celebrated plays and demonstrates his gift for writing texts that entertain broad audiences across generations.

Cast: Karel Zima, Pavel Batěk, and Alžbeta Stanková