dance, contemporary circus

Ballet Company of Győr: Movements to Stravinsky / Mimi

one interval
Festival Theatre
  • Produced by Müpa Budapest

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Why can't two very different worlds enjoy each other's company? This is exactly what will happen at this two-part evening with the Ballet Company of Győr: The ethereal beauty of the minimalist choreography by the group's artistic director András Lukács was inspired by Stravisky and will be followed by László Velekei's grandiose narrative balett that attests to the power of magical realism. The classical and contemporary, the beautiful and coarse, the harmonious and dissonant do not cancel each other out, instead they complete one another to provide a full picture of our world.

Of the major provincial dance troupes, the Ballet of Company of Győr has one of the most prestigious legacies. Under the direction of László Velekei and András Lukács since 2020, the company considers tradition and innovation to be an inseparable duality in its commitment to updating the means of expression on the dance stage. The Movements to Stravinsky / Mimi programme is expected to be an important milestone on a long journey. András Lukács introduced the piece inspired by the music of Stravinsky with the ballet company of the Vienna Opera House in 2017, earning outstanding reviews. The core of the symphonic ballet is provided by the Serenata from the ballet Pulcinella, but after the choreographer identified this central element, many other works from the composer's broad ouevre practically presented themselves to him. Commedia dell'arte and the visual elements of the Renaissance supplement reserved movements that are exciting precisely for their disciplined nature. László Velekei's choreography of the story of Mimi takes place in an unusual location: a dreamworld soaring into the heights of euphoria set against the reality of a filthy metro underpass. In the absolute central role is the desired woman: Mimi.

Presented by: Müpa Budapest
  • Dancers
    Tetiana Baranovska
    Bánk Téglás
    Gerda Guti
    Artem Pozdeev
    Eszter Adria Herkovics
    Patrik Engelbrecht
    Lili Anna Marjai
    Máté Gémesi
    Eszter Kovács
    Bence Kaszab
    Thales Henrique
    Tatiana Shipilova
  • Music
    Igor Stravinsky
  • Costumes
    András Lukács, Mónika Herwerth
  • Lighting
    András Lukács, Dániel Dragos
  • Set design, choreographer
    András Lukács
  • Mimi
    Adrienn Matuza / Lili Anna Marjai / Lea Napsugár Joó
  • Boys
    Luka Dimic
    Zoltán Jekli
    Luigi Iannone / Patrik Engelbrecht
    Máté Gémesi
    Thales Henrique
  • A Figure
    Richard Szentiványi / Bence Kaszab
  • The Mandarin
    Daichi Uematsu / Bánk Téglás
  • Music
    montage
  • Costumes
    Gabi Győri
  • Set design
    László Velekei, Gabi Győri
  • Lighting
    Ferenc Stadler
  • Dramaturg
    Alexandra Csepi
  • Choreographer
    László Velekei

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