Do you know Szívbaj, the Salvador Dalí of the homeless, and his daily struggle with the “primroses” of the Havanna housing estate? Or Uncle János, who almost took a power drill home from SPAR – lodged in his shinbone? Or Mr. Andor, whom I met between the wheels of a train while he was humming a Péter Máté song?

If not, I warmly invite you to my stand-up show.

I originally trained as a history teacher, but I have always felt that working in emergency medical services was my true calling. I have worked in ambulance care for 25 years, and from this September, I will continue my career as a paramedic.

The show is based on real-life cases and behind-the-scenes stories from the world of ambulance services, with an openly educational purpose as well. A slightly stronger stomach and well-trained diaphragm are highly recommended.

And during the show, I’m the only one allowed to call an ambulance.

Discounted tickets for healthcare workers – as a sign of my sympathy.
And for students too, because it’s only proper.

The program will be held in Hungarian.