
Mother Holle - Budapest Dance Theatre
Once upon a time, there was a widow who had two daughters. more
Once upon a time, there was a widow who had two daughters. more
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Last event date: Monday, December 30 2024 3:00PM
One of them was beautiful and industrious, and the other ugly and idle. The widow was much fonder of the ugly and idle daughter, because she was her own daughter. The stepdaughter had to do all the work, she was a veritable Cinderella. She spent all her days sitting by the well, spinning and spinning until her fingers startedto bleed.” A tale by the Brothers Grimm about virtues and justice, expressed in the language of artistic dance.
Performed by
Mother Holle - Marika Masuda
Narrator- Donát Varga
Hardworking Girl- Maria José Borges
Lazy Girl- Alexandra Sághy
Wicked Stepmother - Yvette Levine
Apples, breads - Budapest Dance Theatre dancers
Narrator's voice: Zoltán Boros
Music: Edvard Grieg: Peer Gynt
Sets and costumes: Zsuzsa Molnár
Lighting: Béla Földi
Choreographed by Béla Földi
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