Sunday morning

If you wake up on Sunday after Friday night, then for sure the party was epic. Filip Bukov, Pavel Ivanov, Hristo Padev, Stoyan Doychev and Skiller know it best, for whom "Friday Night" transitions directly into "Sunday Morning." The new original show reunites the four actors with the beatboxing master in the sequel to the comedy dedicated to the dreamy Friday night.

The five man cleverly skip Saturday and move into calm Sunday. And nothing can disrupt the serene flow of their holiday, except... that mysterious, but unsettlingly scarring, finale to Friday night. Sowing the seed of doubt, it cracks the dream of a peaceful day off and turns Sunday into a minefield of shameful memories and guesses.

The actors once again take on different roles that recreate comic incidents linking the Friday night experience to the Sunday awakening. And they try to answer a series of questions. When does Sunday morning begin? With the last cocktail and the final swoon on Friday? Or with the first sounds of a drill drilling violently into the brain? Why do we miss Saturday afternoon and do we even have a chance to experience it? Not if the party was really good.

The music and all the sound, of course, are by Skiller. The director is Ivaylo Nenov, the lyricist is Vanya Georgieva, the set designer is Mirela Vassileva and the choreographer is Alexander Mandzhukov.

How Sunday will end has been known since the morning. The only morning that is capable of giving birth to a dream and minutes later knocking it to the ground.

The production is suitable for persons over 16 years of age.