There used to be a very pleasant bar in Bratislava called La Putika frequented by Bohemians from Račianske mýto.
Vladislav, a typical pub lover became a regular there as he lived just around the corner.
This pub was a popular meeting place for one generation of students from the Academy of Music and Performing Arts.
During one of those fun-filled evenings Vladislav hit it off with Viktor Kollár, a drama director in Ján Palárik Theater in Trnava.
They started a dialogue resulting in three various titles:
Dimitrij Samozvanec, a drama written by Ján Palárik, a 19th century co-codifier of the Slovak language.
William Shakespeares Timon of Athens and modern drama written by Peter Kováčik – Bird of God.

The play was premiered in May 2014 and the same year it was awarded Dosky – a Slovak theater drama prize.