Running time: 2 h
20 min (with an intermission)
Age limit: 14+
Cast:
Bow: BOKOR ANDREA
Nickname: VERESS ALBERT
Innkeeper: LŐRINCZ ANDRÁS ERNŐ
Radish: PUSKÁS LÁSZLÓ
Priest: KÁNYÁDI SZILÁRD
Nipper: KOZMA ATTILA
Woman: SZABÓ ENIKŐ
Satan: VASS CSABA
Wife: BARTALIS GABRIELLA
Dramaturg:
BUDAHÁZI ATTILA
Set and costume
design: ADRIANA GRAND
Directed by: VICTOR
IOAN FRUNZĂ
The
Portugal in the title is at once a place and a feel of life, a desire for
wholeness. We can take a peek into the everyday life of an imaginary Hungarian
village, Igrács. The local pub is owned by Lajos and his daughter Masni, among
their haunters is a former cop who wants to marry the daughter, Sátán of whom one cannot be sure weather he drinks
because his wife left him or that she specifically left him because he cannot
change, a wordjuggler living from day to day on public labor and his alcoholic
wife and even the priest stops by from time to time if he's in town, but only
holds sermons every two weeks. Into this cavalcade of people a writer from
Budapest drops in, who's on his way to Portugal, but would like to take a few
days off in the village.
