Anyone who loves Shakespeare's works and has an irresistible desire to know some of them, but feels that the rest of their life is unlikely to be enough to do so, should not be sad. He takes over the box office of the Funny Stage and entrusts the operation of his diaphragm to three cheerful, tough colleagues of the "Not Complete Shakespeare Works": Péter Kálloy Molnár, Artúr Kálid and András Gáspár, who, despite the difficult circumstances (the audience is always interceding), valiantly carry out the almost hopeless task of presenting "Complete Shakespeare"...
