Theatre

From where we are, we cannot see what lies around the next bend. Something comes to an end—and something else begins. In the words of the Alaine Polcz Academy: “Our aim is to break taboos and think together about life and death in a no-nonsense environment.”

This production of the FrenÁk Company features adynamic team, the members of a new generation. The young, creative dancers draw on the energies of their colourful cultural and linguistic differences as they bring a new creative approach to FrenÁk’s concept. It is a fusion of the arts, a multimedia work with two contrasting yet complementary parts that reflect on the contradictions of our times.

All aboard! The Wind Queen sets sail at dawn. The destination is Dormouse-Port, the largest harbour in the world. As captain of the ship, I’m recruiting keen, happy, diligent and witty sailors! Our journey won’t be without peril, as we have to cross the Goo-Sea, and we might not steer clear of the Dragon-strait either; nonetheless, our mission is crucial! So waste no time, come aboard the Wind Queen for an extraordinary voyage!

A Kulcsár Noémi Tellabor társulat új bemutatójában a tánc nyelvén próbálja megfogalmazni a Henrik Ibsen Nóra címen is ismert drámájában feltett kérdéseket, miközben próbálnak megválaszolni néhány sajátot is.

The Yellow Rose is Mór Jókai\'s 1892 novel about the Hungarian Puszta, in which he details the natural world and the customs of the Hortobágy region with the fastidiousness of an ethnologist. In the dance performance, choreographer and director Árpád Könczei worked with the Maros Ensemble to present the dramatic story of this novel inspired by the peasant world.

The inspiring influence of the exciting, ever-popular South American musical rhythms and their non-traditional use has long been present in Tamás Topolánszky’s choreographic approach. This new production uses original melodies and Hungarian-language works by Hungarian composers, with an exciting combination of music written for the production.

We don’t really understand why he does what he does – Hermes is an enigma. His personality irritates us, yet there is something about him that captivates us. How does he enchant us? What is at the heart of the magic that this taboo-breaking, charming and arrogant trickster casts on us?

Ever since God gave Adam a companion, fashioned from his rib, in Paradise, the order of the world has been that no one should live alone. Its modality has taken dozens of shades over the millennia since then: cohabitation, bigamy, polygamy, polyandry, all the way until we come to the most familiar form today.

We get an insight into the ritual-filled life of barbarian settlement trying to seek out a living on the ruins of a civilisation and fighting for survival, fighting with their fears, trying to live through all things fate brings on to them.

A Lábujjhegyen új évadában ismét játékra hívja egymást (és a közönséget) a két előadó, Megyeri Léna tánckritikus és Bősze Ádám zenetörténész: minden előadáson egy-egy hívószót vagy témát körbejárva idézik meg a tánc- és zenetörténet legendás alakjait, megkerülhetetlen mesterműveit és lebilincselő történeteit.

Nem a verseket akarom eltáncolni, és nem a versek világát egymás után fűzni,hanem azt szeretném megmutatni, hogy a 21. században nekem mit üzen Pilinszky szellemisége. Ehhez ezt a Pilinszky matériát kell átengednünk magunkon.

Two misunderstood people starved for love who in their own way have taken on a role to protect themselves from disappointment. However, neither of them could have imagined that on that particular day in Oradea, their meeting would lead to a new and passionate romance... one that would sweep them both away and shake Hungarian literature to its very foundations.