Ray COONEY
Funny Money
Ray Cooney’s farce Funny Money is about middle-aged Henry Perkins, who on his way home to his birthday party, when getting off the train, accidentally picks up the wrong briefcase that contains instead of his usual sandwiches, a large bulk of bankrolls. As it is quite evident from the amount of money that it has to do with some criminal transaction, Henry intends to flee with the money and his wife, yet all kinds of unforeseeable events occur and cross their path, then grow into a huge web of misunderstandings with the police and the mob involved, with envious friends and relatives and all that with extraordinary humour.
Szereposztás
Jean Perkins:
SZALMA
Hajnalka
Henry Perkins:
RÁCZ
Endre
Bill:
KÓNYA-ÜTŐ
Bence
Davenport:
PÁLFFY
Tibor
Slater:
SZAKÁCS
László
Betty Johnson:
BENEDEK
Ágnes
Vic Johnson:
NAGY
Alfréd
Passer-by:
FEKETE
Zsolt
Dramaturge / Translator:
CZEGŐ Csongor
Set and costume designer:
CSIKI Csaba
Director:
ZAKARIÁS
Zalán
Stage manager:
Csomós Tünde Tímea, V. Bartha Edit
Prompter:
GAZDA
Szende
