The invisible internal transformation hides behind the external sign, the visible change. The two dancing bodies of the performance indicate only one person. The contemporary dance of Christine Bonansea, a French-American artist and the butoh of choreographer Batarita, two recognised artists who have toured on international stages, get connected in the act to span the theme.
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Last event date: Saturday, June 11 2022 7:30PM
The two performers first met in March 2018 in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, where Bonansea’s solo was performed as part of the American Dance Abroad. In 2019, Christine and Batarita worked together in Korea as co-creators on several pieces, while the duo idea was born. The creation of the piece “Indicator” started back in late 2019, in Busan, Korea, but the show, scheduled for 2020 and missed due to the pandemic, is only coming back in the autumn of 2021.
Created and performed by Christine Bonansea and Batarita
Composer: XRC Balázs Kovács
Set: István Hornyák, Batarita
Costume: István Hornyák
Lights and visual: Batarita
Choreographed and directed by Batarita
Supported by National Cultural Fund (NKA), Ministry of Human Capacities (EMMI), National Dance Theatre, Touchpoint Art Foundation
Az ezeregy éjszaka az egyik legismertebb és legcsodálatosabb mese az egész világirodalomban. Páratlanul gazdag és színes történet szerelemről, hűségről, örök emberi értékekről, de ravaszságról, cselvetésekről és gyarlóságról is.
Humorral, sok zenével és balkáni hangulattal tarkított vígjáték – Shakespeare egyik legnépszerűbb és így legtöbbet játszott remeke.
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