The grand opening of the pedestrian and cycle bridge is called off when another builder disappears into the depths of the Vistula. An infrastructure patrol arrives on the scene: a special unit of the town hall, circling the city in a red bus, putting out fires at construction sites, cultural institutions and wherever unexplained phenomena interfere with modernisation. At the bottom of the Vistula, the patrol finds an 18th-century time capsule with a wig and the diary of a serial seducer entitled 'Wine, Women and Sin' containing phallic symbols and a description of Casanova's Warsaw love. When the diary is stolen by a secret society based in the basement of Baranow, the patrol sets off in pursuit of the madmen who want to use love spells to regain power and, in order to read them, kidnap the only love magician, tarotist and antreprener in Poland - Burdeltata. Will he manage to unravel the mystery of Casanova's love and discover who the mysterious Varsovian woman was?

A Fire in the Whorehouse returns in a new formula as a laboratory of the Warsaw musical - a time machine that on Valentine's Day will take you to the city of reason and superstition, 18th century Warsaw, troubled by the conflict of two tribes: the defenders of Sarmatism and the followers of the Enlightenment, whom King Staś is trying to reconcile by creating an enlightened carnival and a national musical theatre.

Duels, conspiracies, arias, sermons, houses of reunion, palaces, Freemasons, confessions - in other words, the best stuff in town in a musical erotic thriller only on the Rampa stage!

Director: Michal Walczak

Cast: Andrzej Konopka as King Staś / the Love Mage, Maria Bijak / Katarzyna Koziorz as the Big Mermaid, Agata Łabno as the Little Mermaid, Agnieszka Makowska as Marzena Świrska-Wnerwińska / the Witch, Anna Mierzwa as the Tsarina / the President, Filip Cembala / Marcin Januszkiewicz as Casanova / the Engineer, Michał Justa as Canaletto / Ladyslaw of Gielniów, Maciej Łubieński as Professor Max Hardkor.

Author: Maciej Łubieński, Michał Walczak
Release date: 2024-02-10
Genre: drama
Set design: Michał Głaszczka
Music: Victor Stokowski
Light: Michał Głaszczka
Choreography: Katarzyna Koziorz
Costumes: Agata Stanula