Greek dance with the Pyrgos Folk Band and Dance Group

Artistic director, dance teacher: Takács Katalin

The Body Language Project is strongly influenced or rather determined by the space it is performed in. Similarly to earlier projects dancers explore the most peculiar venue for dance in town: Cella Septichora, the centre of the late Roman Christian Necropolis. An exciting combo of dance, film and music underground... 

created and performed by: Lázár Eszter, Csóka Anita

Free entry

Ken Kesey - Dale Wassermann: One flew over the cuckoo's nest
- dance theatre in 2 acts -
Coproduction of the National Theatre of Pécs and the Croatian Theatre of Pécs

length: 2x appr. 40min.

McMurphy: Tuboly Szilárd
Sister Ratched: Kócsy Mónika
Chief Bromden: Koncz Péter
Patients: Kerekes Soma Lőrinc, Matola Dávid, Szabó Márton, Varga Máté
Nurses: Harka Máté, Téglás Bánk
Candy Starr: Ujvári Katalin
Sandra: Vincze Brigitta 

composer: Kovács Benjámin
stage and costume design: Fenyő Péter
dramaturg: Vidákovics Szláven, Vincze Balázs
the choreographer’s assistant: Czebe Tünde
choreographer: Vincze Balázs
director: Vidákovics Szláven

Dance theatre adaptation of Ken Kesey’s classic and the legendary film performed to the young and talented composer Kovács Benjámin’s brand new piece. Vidákovics Szláven’s direction together with Vincze Balázs’s choreography aim to reflect the message of the story that is still relevant today. We can look into the reality of a lunatic asylum where a powerful nurse cruelly manipulates the defenceless patients who are unable to or somehow can not confront her. When McMurphy arrives he quickly becomes a threat to the established order of the institution. However, it is only Bromden who understands the significance of his behaviour and the meaning of his intentions. One must fight against inhumanity even if it involves sacrificies.