Allegedly, men rule the world and women rule men. Although the battle of the sexes has already determined many resumes, the rivalry between men and women about the superiority of intellect over the emotional sphere of life continues uninterrupted. But is the chauvinism vs. feminism struggle still relevant? Isn’t it because we are different that we complement each other? And isn’t it because women are from Venus and men are from Mars that we are able to successfully create a common universe? These problems are addressed by Grzegorz Chrapkiewicz, producer of the first premiere spectacle of the season 2016-2017, “Intelligent People” (“Des Gens Intelligents”) by Marc Fayet.
This production tells a funny story about the friendship of six characters electrified by the news about a separation of two of them. An unexpected turn of the events entails a wave of confusion, which increases the gap between the representatives of the two sexes. The break-up between the two friends brings forth speculation and comments, making the characters critically review their past and present. All traumas, phobias and complexes come to the fore.