AUDIENCE MEETINGS
AUDIENCE MEETINGS
InterEurópa Ballet, Europaballett St.Pölten, Teatro Potlach, Aesop Studio, Quiet Ensemble, Budapest Circus, Hungarian Dance University, Budapest Puppet Theatre, Liszt Academy
Director: András Pataki, Michael Kropf
Dance performances of the legendary compositions of Béla Bartók's A CSODÁLATOS MANDARIN and Maurice Ravel's BOLERO were created in a unique national co-production of the Petőfi Színház and the Forrás Színház in Sopron, performed by the InterEUropa Ballet with foreign star dancers, as a special experience, In an unprecedented formation, the world-famous Kossuth Prize-winning pianist Gergely Bogányi, winner of the Virtuosos, the prince of the piano Misi Boros, Károly Binder, Erkel Ferenc Prize-winning, internationally renowned jazz pianist and composer, and Gábor Varga, the outstanding pianist of Hungarian jazz, will perform the pieces in concert on the Hungarian-developed Bogányi pianos.
The events will be followed by a special Midsummer Night's Eve celebration under the trees of Margaret Island, around the open-air stage. Audiences will be immersed in the magical world of Midsummer Night to discover the mystery of the forest. The rays of light reveal the beauty of nature and the trees, enveloping their bodies in the mist that envelops them. Figures of different arts populate the magical night. Teatro Potlach's performance is the closing ceremony of the Theatre Olympics and is a collaboration between Aesop Studio and Quiet Ensemble (Italy), The Capital Circus of Budapest, the Hungarian Dance University, the Budapest Puppet Theatre and the Liszt Academy of Music.
In cooperation with:
Bartók Béla: The Miraculous Mandarin
Dancers:
Michail Sosnovschi
Iryna Tsymbal
Demcsák Ottó
Valerio Testoni
Florient Cador
Ruslan Soengoshev
Füsi Zsolt
Maurice Ravel: Bolero
Dancers:
Nichika Shibata
Claudia Sachetti
Rachel Carrier
Paksi Fruzsina
Szalai Réka
Florient Cador
Valerio Testoni
Ruslan Soengoshev
Zsolt Füsi
Pianists:
Gergely Bogányi
Misi Boros
Károly Binder
Gábor Varga
Michael Kropf
András Pataki
Algerien, Belgium, China, England, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Ukraine