Performances
Sławomir Mrożek The Police
The Police created the ideal dream. Everybody has changed for the better. The last opposing individual is ready to give up the fight against the regime. But if in the country there's order, what is the purpose of police?
We are beating the mountain, forget about the boats! Thy art the flags, but what do thou know? It's not on peaks thou climbed, but on slops and wares. What verse and cowar': eternal are thou power! You don't know who belongs to whom, if it's a chameleon. Bat ih bin veri cul. Ja sui biutiful. The civilization swallows me entirely.
based on Karel Čapek Vagabondo
Henrik Ibsen Peer Gynt
Vinnai András Furnitur
Thomas Bernhard Immanuel Kant
based on the works of Woody Allen Side Effects
"The one characteristic of "reality" is that it lacks essence. That is not to say it has no essence, but merely lacks it."
"If you're not failing every now and again, it's a sign you're not doing anything very innovative."
Zián & Kopik
Andres Mariano Ortega - Erős Ervin - Kiss Csaba - Gyarmati Kata Dangerous Liaisons
William Shakespeare As You Like It
Balaton - Elmúlik (Tudom, hogy tudod), lyrics: Kozma György
Sziámi - Száz bolha, lyrics: Müller Péter Sziámi
Balaton - Kész az egész, lyrics: Víg Mihály
Európa Kiadó - Romolj meg!, lyrics: Menyhárt Jenő
Spiró György Prah
"The text is a gem of the contemporary Hungarian drama, with beautifully depicted scenes from everyday life and thoroughly portrayed characters, whose representation requires a disciplined and complex scenic presence. One needs a hard inner force to examine his life, and Spiró is a master in its representation. "- says Gyarmati Kata.
"Spiró György is brilliant in portraying small people. The two protagonists vegetate at subsistence level, but suddenly their luck smiles: they hit the lottery jackpot. How do they react, how does their mentality change? We explore these rules of conduct. A person, facing unexpected change, gets scared, he tries tries to understand what happened. The heroes of the play start to analyze every moment spent together. The way they will with the situation, or rather with their own problems, it's a secret. " - says the director.
Gálovits Zoltán - Vass Richárd Woodhead
Adult puppet-show.
Woodhead wakes up next to a pile of wood and refuses to acknowledge the passing of time. He's left with nothing but the isolation, temptation, and cries in the wilderness. Woodhead can't remain passive, although he has only one responsibility: to wait for the miracle. Waiting and waiting since ancient times. We would think that nothing happens, but in our passivity and during our constant waiting something always comes up over which we can trip, into which we can kick, in which can get tangled. There is always something that makes the desert, the wilderness and the solitude bearable. We don't know for how long he has been waiting. He slowly gives up, but not before telling a joke or reciting a final poem. However pigheaded, he is lovable, at the same time predictable and unpredictable, naive and intelligent, innocent and guilty; he talks and talks, sometimes incoherently, sometimes clearly, sometimes too much, sometimes too little. A final long monologue, which we don't know if it's heard or not. A puppet is talking. This is the miracle itself. But he remains a puppet that is carried by the waves of this already written story. Woodhead: pigheaded and nothing more, but in this case this is all that he can be.
A. P. Chekhov The Cherry Orchard
Our withering memories plunge slowly in the muddy and insecure soil of our existence. Is it that illusionary nostalgia or real feelings awake within ourselves real affection? Each of us owns a Cherry Orchard and we try in vain to clear cut it. The Cherry Orchard is a metaphor. It is the metaphor of the indestructible that clings to us with a demonic power. And everything that is indestructible is ageless. The Cherry Orchard is hidden, as well as its owner, Ranevsky, behind an atemporal mask. Both are eternal, so they cannot be destroyed. Their power lies within their spirit. They defy time, create a bridge that links the past and the future and suggest that life is probably just one long expanded moment.
















