The Hungarian Dance Association has been organising for many years, in cooperation with the National Dance Theatre, a gala evening on the biggest celebration of dance, where the professional awards of the Association are presented. The awards of theZoltán Imre Foundation and the Zoltán Nagy Jr. more
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Last event date: Tuesday, April 29 2025 7:00PM
Black Swan
The era we want to evoke coincides with the time of the premiere of Swan Lake. The second half of the 19th century is a period of proliferating mental hospitals, patients ‘possessed’ by animal spirits, and the treatment of mental pathologies by torture and other weird methods. The schizophrenic Odette, a swan queen in her imagination, attending balls and going to and fro in her palace, all the while alternating between her past, present and never-to-be future, and Odile, the other side of her split personality, are confined to such an institution. The girl in black from the free outside world is in fact an incurable patient rebelling against her fate, whom Rothbart is trying to keep sane by the most desperate means. Odette is the end product of his ‘healing’ methods, living in the freedom of her visions and hallucinations at ‘Swan Lake’, instead of the reality of her physical captivity.
We reserve the right to change the programme.
Black Swan
Odette - Miriam Munno / Diletta Savini
Odile - Diletta Ranuzzi / Letizia Melchiorre
Siegfried - Francesco Totaro / Lotár Vincze
Rothbart - Gergely Czár / Csongor Füzesi
Nurse - Adrienn Nyeste
Alexander - Róbert Kiss
Assistants - Csongor Füzesi/ Gergely Czár,
Lotár Vincze / Francesco Totaro
Girls, Swans - Nier Janka, Giordana Marzocchi, Csató Málna, Chiara Gionti, Letizia Melchiorre/Diletta Ranuzzi
Music: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Lights: Dániel Szabó
Costume: Bianca Imelda Jeremias
Scenery design, stagecraft: Kázmér Tóth
Animation: János Madarász, Gergő Madarász
Scenery implementation: Scabello
Dramaturge: Brigitta Szokolai
Assistant: Gergely Czár
Choreography: Tamás Juronics, Gergely Czár and the Company
Director: Tamás Juronics
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