
The writers were given actors in costume and a word with which to write a play. Then they actors had to rehearse it. All this in 24 hours.

There was something good in all of them, but this one managed to put a lot more together well.



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We used to have a similar show in TV. We have Week of Literature in Hungary and then people were reciting Hungarian poems for 24 hours or more. I am not a fan of Literature but I have a favourite. It is a ballad from Arany János (János Arany with your word order- Johny Gold) and its title is A walesi bárdok. Here you can see the original Hungarian text and the translation as well.
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