Nov
10
MU Theatre, 20h, 13-14 November, 2009
The pilgrim balances on the thin borderline between sleep and wakefulness. Where the moon prevails, awareness fades into dim, coma-like dullness. But the moment of awakening brings change, consciousness and redefinition.
Identification.
“It is as clear as crystal that man’s biological interest (devil take the hindmost) and his moral need (everybody has their right for life) have come into an irreconcilable conflict with each other, which can only end with the fall of one. However, the death of the biological creature also implies the extinction of the moral (human) personality, while the loss of human virtue as we understand it today would not kill the biological aspect. But of course, who wants to take such a big step back.”
Péter Boskovitz
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Nov
10
20-21 November 2009 19:30, The Unknown
Central Europe Dance Theatre
Ticket info: +36 1 342 7163, cedt@chello.hu
Nov
10
25-26 November 2009 19h, CARNEVAL
Merlin Theatre
Ticket info: +36 1 318 9844, +36 1 317 9338, kovacs.andrea@merlinszinhaz.hu, info@merlinszinhaz.hu
Further information:
Petra Máriás
marias.petra@t-email.hu
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May
12
Premiere: 19., 20., 21. May 2009 (20:00)
Merlin Theatre
The performance entitled CARNEVAL explores the subject of transformation, focusing on discovering our familiar and unknown sides. Our imaginary human and animal faces encounter in this dynamic adventure, where extremes do not only occur on the level of characters, but also in blending contradicting movements.
How many masks do we have?
How many roles can we play?
Which ones are real?
And which one is in charge?
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May
11
In 2009, the several year-long collaboration of the Central Europe Dance Theatre and Éva Duda reaches its next stage: in the frameworks of C.E.D.T.’s twentieth anniversary, the choreographer’s new performance entitled THE CARNIVAL will be shown in Merlin Theatre as a new venue.
A brand new side of The Unknown – since Zoltán Feicht recently joined Cirque du Soleil, from March 2009, two young artists will dance the duet entitled The Unknown. In Budapest Nóra Palcsó and Zoltán Katonka, members of the Central Europe Dance Theatre will debute in the performance in April (C.E.D.T). In late spring, the piece will also be shown in Szeged and at a festival in Nizhny Novgorod.
The Romanian Ion Dacian National Theatre has invited the Budapest Operetta Theatre’s popular musical Romeo and Juliet to Bucharest, where the Romanian adaptation of the piece will be shown in the spring of 2009. The Hungarian creative team has already completed casting and begun the rehearsal period with the local actors and dancers. The premiere will take place on 30 April, 2009 in Bucharest.
