This crass task could have been as crazy and wonderful as the positively compromised Burdel Fire Team. Created by rebellious actors, poets, dancers and musicians, the artistic troupe has already ridiculed Polish myths, phobias and traditions many times, exposing everything that Poland has the most precious, that is, its own love.
And here in Ramp after a fewer years we can observe a fresh “fire” which tells us the old past of Casanova's arrival in Warsaw and comments on the fresh post-election reality. Casanova was not only a celebrated lover but besides a diplomat. King Stanisław August Poniatowski even considered entrusting him as his secretary, but the character's engagement in affairs with Italian dancers has thwarted these plans.
In the performance of Rampa Casanova comes to the Polish capital to make Warsaw a European carnival center and thus change the destiny of this eternally sad nation. As you can imagine, this mission ends in complete disaster. Italian levelas falls in love with the Warsaw Siren, which ends with the scene of cutting off the hatchet, which, freed from Casanova's body, sings with a thin voice. The show does not deficiency large songs and comic characters and hints for the current reality. Gromki laughter evokes phase acrobatics of specified characters as Zawisza Czarnek, Tsarica Katarzyna, Polish witch, president of Warsaw, Pastor of Sisters of Obsteen, Mag of Burdelt's Love, or prof. Max Hardkor, a nacioterapist, in which absurd theories it is not hard to admit the sweet parody of the character of controversial prof. Zybertowicz, advisor to president Duda.
The joke, besides “after the band”, will be like a series of device guns, and the songs made by a hit give the Warsaw spectacle a rhythm. An highly comic communicative about Poland by Donald Tusk, drowned beautifully in actual love for Warsaw. These Warsaw leads are comic from the failure of the Tchaik treatment plant through the Łazienkowski Bridge fire to the information that the best drugs are purchased from dealers on Brzeska Street. Delicious anarchist fun and a real punk cabaret, much more interesting than those shown on tv all the time.
