The fourteenth Cimrman play takes us to the heart of a continent almost untouched by civilization. Czech travelers encounter a strange tribe of cannibals and almost end up on their menu. The members of this tribe are unusual in two ways: their appearance and their extraordinary docility. These characteristics enabled Cimrman to solve linguistic and staging problems with an elegance that other world playwrights can only envy. If, say, G. B. Shaw had tackled such a theme, the audience would have spent 5 to 7 hours in the auditorium. Cimrman managed to do it in just one hour (not counting the introductory scientific seminar). For the first time in the history of the Jára Cimrman Theater, a live animal appears on stage.
Zdeněk Svěrák
Dr. Emil Žába
Petr Brukner
Cyril Metoděj
Jaroslav Weigel
Baron Ludwig von Úvaly u Prahy
Genadij Rumlena
Bohuslav Puchmajer
Jan Kašpar
Náčelník Líná Huba
Marek Šimon
Uku
Robert Bárta
Lele
