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“Wąsik – Jak się (nie)golić przed poznaniem teścia | London 

A hilarious Polish play, 'Wasik: Jak sie niegolic przed poznaniem tesca' (The Mustache: How to Not Shave Before Meeting Your Father-In-Law), on June 3rd, 2023 in London. This comedy follows the story of a young man preparing to meet his future father-in-law, with unexpected facial hair causing uproarious situations

Sat, 3 Jun 2023 17:00 – 20:00 – Logan Hall

The Mustache, oh, that mustache… It can cause quite a stir! Not only does it add extra stress to the anticipation of meeting your future father-in-law, but it also provokes many comical situations. And most importantly – it helps the main character become a man!

A young, extremely non-assertive, unemployed man is getting ready for his first visit with his future father-in-law. His fiancée, his unemployed roommate, and the talkative cleaner do not help him on this difficult day. Tension rises with each passing moment!

To make matters worse, the razor fails at a critical moment, leaving a mustache on the main character’s face. The unexpected new facial hair provokes hilarious situations. But that’s not all! It turns out that the mustache allows the young man to finally change into a man, although it is not an easy road… A happy ending can be expected, and as for what’s up with the mustache – you’ll find out by watching this hilarious performance.

To book the tickets click HERE.

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