The production I Would Tell Some Joke and Then I Would Die Laughing (Fear, Uncertainty & Doubt) was the result of an extensive sociological analysis of today's "twelve-fourteen-year-olds." It is about them and for them. It oscillates on the interface of the child and adult world; the real, literary and virtual world; between fan fiction, role-playing games and a terribly long empty black school corridor.

The original play was written directly for the Naive Theatre by Šimon Olivětín, his own name René Levínský. A respected Czech playwright (and also a theoretical physicist), whose plays are successfully performed both in amateur and professional theaters (including the National Theatre in Prague); the Naive Theatre does not introduce it for the first time (in the past, Marbuel and Kratinoha and To Fly through the Rainbow). This time the production was directed by the director of the Naive Theatre, Michaela Homolová (for example, About the Little Lamb that Fell from the Sky).

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