A modern interpretation of a medieval morality play is being staged by Budapest's own English-language theatre troupe, Artificial Moon. Everybody makes its European premiere on 17 November at the Turbina Cultural Centre, a contemporary American adaptation by the award-winning Branden Jacobs-Jenkins. After the success of their first play, The Bald Soprano, Artificial Moon now present a contemporary black comedy. The main character journeys through life with questions such as to the value of friendship, family and wealth – and what his life amounts to… Although by no means a relaxing drama, it does provide the audience with an important responsibility, as they are the ones who will decide by lottery who's going to die. See our feature article and interview with actor/producer Rod Hill here.

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