Premier - A Life in Dance
We would like to present Teodóra Uhrik’s incredibly rich oeuvre in dance images. more
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Last event date: Monday, May 05 2025 7:30PM
We have created a unique and multifaceted performance, as diverse and unparalleled as her iconic career.
The intertwining of professional and private life, and the interplay of art, is illustrated with the help of the famous dancer’s husband, her son, an actor, and her daughter, a visual artist. Our contemporary dance images are prepared using a classical montage as well as with the help of songs by Iván Kamarás and Dóra Uhrik’s own poems. Anna Lovas’ paintings also play an important role in creating the atmosphere.
How she became familiar with dance as a child, how she became a dance artist and later a dance teacher, while starting a family; how she stayed with the Ballet Pécs for 65 years, how she became a founding member and ensemble leader...
What was her secret? What fuels the passion that drives her? Is dance truly eternal love?
To visualise the course of her life, we use the changes of the four seasons.
A duet betweenDóra Uhrik and Pál Lovas will crown the performance, featuring dancers of different ages.
Performed by
Teodóra Uhrik, Kossuth and Liszt Award Winner, Artist of Merit, Artist of the Nation
Pál Lovas, Liszt Award Winner and Distinguished Artist
Nina Rónaki, dancer of the Ballet Pécs
Diána Dávid, student of the Secondary School of Arts in Pécs
Contributing via the sound recording: Iván Kamarás, Jászai Award-Winning Actor
Music: montage
Projection: Richárd Rajnai
Paintings: Anna Lovas
Costume, Visuals: Katalin Fekete
Directed and choreographed by Balázs Vincze Harangozó, Award-Winning Artist of Merit
The performance will be followed by an audience meeting.
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