“The director, László Bérczes - similarly to his previous, mostly studio- type of works - proves to be a precise text analyser and a play master completely tuned together with the actors… We can, behind the end product, sense an enormous amount of painstakingly serious work on details. Few seconds long monodramas, duets, trios open up in complex theatrical language and tie themselves to the next passing image”
Tamás Tarján, Kritika

“László Bérczes’ direction is a masterpiece. Like a master sonnet. Thoroughly thought over, tight, philosophic and funny performance. The three actors (Mucsi, Scherer, Szikszai) perform with understanding and with an excellent feel for proportions, complementing each other perfectly. The Eastern-European way poor stage is the battlefield of reason, passion and emotion.”
Viktória Radics, Színház

“… I recognise the resigned hesitation of Bérczes, and I see power behind it again, which is, this time directed towards the autopsy of this “fun instead of fun” with an anatomic thoroughness. All possible
alliances and solitudes are created here, and while we laugh at the three miserable clowns, we could mourn ourselves and them, but this is not Bérczes anymore, this is me - Bérczes is a pro in the multicoloured sadness.”
Judit Csáki, Hajónapló