This is a performance for those who love Mondays. And for those who count the days until the weekend, retirement, or the end of their contract.

Bullshit Jobs is an ironic, audaciously honest, and surprisingly tender play about work – whether salaried, contractual, “temporary,” “forever,” or “until further notice.” Wiesławiec Deluxe and Mira Mańka do not tell stories about careers or success. They speak of exhaustion, absurdity, and being stuck in a system that promises meaning while delivering frustration, self-exploitation, and burnout.

In a light, humorous, and ironic way, the performance asks fundamental questions about the purpose of work: why do we work, what does work give us, what does it “arrange” for us, and why does it so often bring depression, fatigue, and shame instead of fulfillment? The play moves between rebellion and helplessness, humor and frustration, presenting work as one of the most important arenas of contemporary conflict – both personal and systemic.