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Miskolc Ballet - GG Dance Eger: Anna Karenina
Romantic dance drama
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The enchanting Anna Karenina is an esteemed member of society. She has everything: a high-ranking husband, a child, respect. But one fateful day she encounters Vronsky, a dashing army officer with a bright career ahead of him. She doesn't know it at the time, but from this moment on, her life will never be the same.
Leo Tolstoy started work on Anna Karenina, his second epic novel, in 1873, four years after finishing War and Peace. In a letter to Nikolai Strahov, the author wrote "This novel is the first true novel of my life, and it has very much gripped my heart.” From Tolstoy's correspondence, we also know that it was the influence of Pushkin's works that planted in his mind the idea of writing a novel about a tragic experience. In 1972, he was an eyewitness to an incident where a young woman, overcome with jealousy, cast herself in front of a luggage train. The sight of the dead, mutilated woman haunted Tolstoy for a long time. He revised his work eleven times before he hit upon the final version that elevated Anna to a spot among the greatest heroines in literature in what is, to use the words of Thomas Mann, "the greatest social novel” of all time.
The creative works of Harangozó Award-winning choreographer László Velekei invariably focus on human emotions and what drives them. This is also the filter with which he approaches Tolstoy's sprawling novel: stripping away the plot to place the emphasis on the two protagonists Anna and Vronsky in a way that breaks with the chronological narrative.
Presented by: National Dance Theatre
Performers:
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Anna KareninaBoglárka Kovalszki
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Alekszej Alekszandrovics Karenin, Anna's husbandÁdám Lukács
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Count Vronsky, Anna's loverDániel Dragos
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Countess VronskayaAndrea Kocsis
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Konsztantyin Dmitrics LevinDániel Bolla
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KittyViktória Szeles
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SeryozhaBenjámin Volyák
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Friends and relativesMirjam Bányai, Patrik Dávid, Attila Fűzi, Boglárka Kepess, János Márton Richárd, Boglárka Szűcs, Renátó Horváth - Miskolc Ballett
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Friends and relativesAttila Emődi, Dorottya Kelemen, Joni Österlund, Viktória Szeles, Karolina Tóth, Nadin Törteli, Kristóf Varga - GG Dance Eger
Creators:
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musicLudovico Einaudi, Max Richer, montage
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set designerMara Bozóki
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costume designerKatalin Juhász
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dramaturgAlexandra Csepi
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ballet master / assistant choreographerZsuzsa Jónás
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assistant directorAttila Fűzi
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choreographer-directorLászló Velekei
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