DNA

"It's all drugs, sniffing, injections - you're happy if you manage to raise a proper alcoholic!"

In Bolek Polívka's original play, the word DNA represents three dimensions: DNA as a carrier of genetic information, DNA as disease, and the depths as moments people desperately try to forget.

The play follows a generational clash between a father and daughter living through the everyday satire of life. We encounter them as stage colleagues in the dressing room - and now and then they dash onto the stage. Or are they already on stage? He is a man worn by life who loves to lecture and poke into his offspring's existence. She feels her creator is a paranoid busybody. Yet both are united by a sincere "love, even though...".