God, Home, Kitchen


Author and Performer: Mikolt Tózsa
Mentors: Gábor Goda, László Hudi, and Ádám Czirák
Lights: Antal Szász
Production Assistant: Margit Hodován
Production Manager: Dániel Mayer
Supported by: Freeszfe Association, Artus Contemporary Art Association
Acknowledgements: Tímea Oláh, Benjamin Pestalits, Zsófi Rebeka Kozma, Olga Kocsi, Noémi Szántusz, Ádám Tóth, Sarah Günther, Péter Janicsek, Hanna Stern, Dániel Szijártó, Bettina Piller, Zoltán Imely
Supported by: Freeszfe Association, Artus Contemporary Art Association.

50 Min.

Družba Drama Studio

Soblahovská 4, Trenčín


October 9, 2025

8:00 PM


voluntary admission

It all started when I opened the internet on a quiet evening. I read that “in Hungarian life, the family is organised around the woman, so sooner or later everyone ends up in the kitchen when one’s mother prepares dinner, and I think that’s the case with everyone, not just in our home, or one’s wife”. I screamed and threw myself on the kitchen floor, but first I thoroughly rinsed the noodleslicer*. My ex-boyfriend loves Hungarian cuisine. According to Katalin Novák, president of Hungary I shouldn’t believe that I don’t have a free choice. So I checked where I’m not free. To see where thy should be done. The unmarked subject subordinate compound is always written as one word.