Around the World in 80 Days - Budapest Dance Theatre
The characters, the story, the topics and the message of the deservedly world-famous piece, talk of eternal human characteristics. more
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Last event date: Tuesday, February 13 2024 10:30AM
The positive features of the main character, Phileas Fogg, are human characteristics that our children and young people should be taught every day. During the trip around the world the piece introduces different cultures, life situations and a variety of dances in our interpretation to the audience. The non-verbal language of dance helps to introduce the diversity of the world, cultural characteristics and common human values. At the end of the tale, just as it should be, goodness prevails. It transpires that the aim is the journey itself and from all the options love is victorious, which our hero finds in the person of an Indian princess.
Performed by
Phileas Fogg: Matthew Bell
Passepartout: Donát Varga
Princess Auda: Alexandra Sághy
Detective Fix: Bendegúz Varga
and the Budapest Dance Theatre Junior Ensemble
Narrated by Zoltán Boros
Costumes Designer: Zsófia Varjas
Set Designer: Zsuzsa Molnár
Assistant to Choreographer: Alexandra Sághy
Directed and choreographed by Béla Földi
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