Would you like to discover a disconcerting work by an Israeli playwright who is not very well known here? Moreover, do you enjoy powerful theatrical acting? In that case, allow yourself to be swept along by 'Krum', staged by the Pole Krzysztof Warlikowski. This rising star in the international theatre firmament directs the eminent TR Warszawa company with a great deal of verve. The twelve actors are all top actors in today's Polish theatre. Observe the ease and dedication of their performance! The text cuts into you like a knife. Hanoch Levin, who died in 1999 at the age of fifty-six, was the figurehead of young socially critical theatre in the young state of Israel. He wrote 'Krum' in 1975, just after he had made a name for himself with a series of satirical and antimilitary cabaret plays. 'Krum' unrelentingly describes everyday life in the microcosm of a working-class area. It introduces you to the irreversible aspects of the human condition.