Compagnie Pal Frenak | Central European Dance Theatre LUTTE | THE HORDE
19:00 | National Theatre of Pécs - Chamber Theatre
Tickets1st part | Compagnie Pal Frenak: LUTTE
length: appr. 60min.
performed by: dancers of the Compagnie Pal Frenak
choreography, concept: Frenák Pál
music: Gryllus Ábris, Farkas Miklós
lighting: Marton János
sound: Hajas Attila
stage and alpine technique: Zoltai György
Struggle, fight. revolution, battle. The latest creation by Pal Frenak, Lutte is an intense, really physical, but also poetic dance piece about our human struggles, our fights – in a symbolic and practical sense a swell – our social and emotional hierarchies. In the year of the Olympics we raise the question: does the winner take it all? How can we overcome on ourselves and others? How can we defeat on our ego? How can we handle our everyday fights? The piece LUTTE - choreography by Compagnie Pal Frenak – combines the elements of sport and dance, sign language and design – using certain motifs of conquering from the Scandinavian mythology.
2nd part | Central European Dance Theatre: THE HORDE
length: appr. 60min.
perfomed by: Hargitai Mariann, Horváth Adrienn, Ivanov Gábor, Jakab Zsanett, Kovács Péter, Kun Attila, Mádi László, Wéninger Dalma
choreographer: Kun Attila
music: Lajkó Félix
set and costumes: Kiss Julcsi
lighting: Fogarasi Zoltán
dramaturg: Lisztóczky Hajnalka
assistant: Fodor Katalin
The title can be interpreted as a small community of people, who create a group to make life more liveable, but it can also be understood as a destructive horde which destroys its own habitat following some kind of indescribable urge. The piece investigates the spiritual dilemma of the creative man. The dilemma is the "provision" of man broken away from nature. This "provision" is not without memories and the desire to return to nature. It is not without any sense of humour, humanity or magic that helps us through everything. It is not without formulating the retaining power of the family. The Horde is a modest, but stubborn attempt to summarise our personal "provisions".