Transit - Ballet Company of Győr
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Last event date: Sunday, November 09 2025 7:00PM
First, we will land on another planet in Jordan James Bridge\'s science fiction ballet, trying to understand what makes us human in the light of an alien life form, then in Kim Jung's impulsive and dramatic work we will delve into the depths of our own consciousness through our own self-image. Unknown worlds that ask us the question: who are we humans really?
Falling Into Jupiter
Performed by
Az Idegenek királynője: Tetiana Baranovska
Az Idegenek vezére: Patrik Engelbrecht
Az Emberek vezére: Szentiványi Richard
Tetiana Baranovska, Patrik Engelbrecht, Nikolas Askonidis, Borna Cicak, Luka Dimic, Máté Gémesi,Gerda Guti, Ábel Ónódy, Eszter Adria Herkovics, Luigi Iannone, Zoltán Jekli — Harangozó Award winner, Lea Napsugár Joó, Eszter Kovács, Adrienn Matuza — Harangozó Award winner, Franciska Nagy, Tatiana Shipilova, Rebeka Szendrey, Richard Szentiványi, Margarida Filipe, Barbara Tüű, Daichi Uematsu
Assistants: Luke Ahmet
Assistant répétiteur: Krisztina Szőllősi
Visual Designer: George Harvey
AI Art: Joe Bowler
Digital Body camera operator: Zoltán Jekli
Costume Designer: Sara Mackenzie
Costume: Katalin Nagyné Vass
Directed and choreographed by Jordan James Bridge
Mirror
Performed by Barbara Tüű, Richard Szentiványi, Daichi Uematsu, Gerda Guti, Eszter Adria Herkovics, Lea Napsugár Joó, Eszter Kovács, Tatiana Shipilova, Adrienn Matuza, Franciska Nagy, Rebeka Szendrey, Tetiana Baranovska, Park Chaewon, Borna Cicak, Patrik Engelbrecht, Zoltán Jekli, Luka Dimic, Thales Henrique
Assistants: Ji-woo Lim, Da-yeon Kang
Music: Young-seon Woo
Costumes Designer: Min-joo Kang
Visuals: Jong-seok Kim
Light: Min-su Kim, Bálint Pongrácz
Assistant répétiteur: Levente Bajári
Choreographed by Jung-a Kim
Director: László Velekei
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