Etude for the Elderly

When I picked up the "Prague Etude" at the CD store that day, I decided not to put it back. One reason is Prague, and the other is the hot air balloon on the cover, the former assuring me that I will enjoy Prague in the play, and the latter suggesting that a hot air balloon adventure is about to unfold, and the result is disappointing. However, the "old man encounter" of the male protagonist is still full of jokes. European sketch-style characters are always flesh and blood. If the hot air balloon takes off from the beginning, not only the old couple will announce their divorce in the air, but also many audiences will be suffocated.

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