One of Shakespeare’s most well-known comedies is also a bittersweet drama about the nature of love. Young people get lost in an enchanted forest, and while looking for their partners, they realise that in this world, love is not just a dependency, it is also the remedy to loneliness. The young people looking fortheir lovers amongst this upheaval are actually looking for themselves in the other, and this search may lead to either happiness or despair.
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Last event date: Wednesday, July 17 2024 8:30PM
Following Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet,the Harangozó Award winner Noémi Kulcsár adapted another Shakespeare classic in her own grotesque, funny, yet abstract dance language. In this contemporary, modern adaptation, Shakespeare’s heroes play chase to the music of Felix Mendelssohn’s work of the same title, played by the artists of the Tellabor Company. All the characters of A Midsummer Night's Dream appear on stage, including the lovers, Theseus and Hippolyta, Oberon, the king of the fairies and the fairy queen Titania, as well as the craftsmen and the naughty Puck. The production’s audience is the part of a dream that is bright and dark at the same time, in which these excitingly contemporary characters chase each other in the undergrowth, through dreams and nightmares. The original 2017 premiere took place in the Gyula Castle Theatre at the request of the Shakespeare Festival.
Visuals: Noémi Kulcsár
Dramaturgy: Dávid Cseh
Choreographed and directed by Noémi Kulcsár
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