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March 16th
Comedy (Víg) Theatre, 7.00 p.m.
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NEDERLANDS DANS THEATER |
| | Speak for Yourself
(CHOREOGRAPHER: PAUL LIGHTFOOT)
Falling Angels
(CHOREOGRAPHER: JIŘI KYLIÁN)
Sarabande
(CHOREOGRAPHER: JIŘI KYLIÁN)
Bella Figura
(CHOREOGRAPHER: JIŘI KYLIÁN) | | | The internationally renowned dance theatre has three ensembles operating separately. The biggest and oldest companyt (NDT 1) was established in 1959. It has 32 dancers aged between 22 and 40 years and is under the artistic direction of Glenn Edgerton.
NDT 2, a group of 14 dancers (aged 17 to 22 years) was set up in 1978 (artistic director: Gerald Tibbs), with the openly declared aim of providing a continuous supply of new dancers for the biggest company. All members accepted already have classical training. The members are selected from among dancers graduating from the world’s top dance schools and conservatoires. At present seventy percent of the dancers in NDT 1 came to the company from NDT 2. Thanks to the system of selection and preliminary training, NDT 1 is “the world’s greatest team of dancers” as aptly remarked by a Montreal theatre critic.
NDT 3 was formed in 1991 from the company’s dancers of 40 plus years who wish to continue to use their decades of experience and expertise on the stage with what the international press judges to be unwaning success.
The NDT 1 will perform at the Spring Festival 2002. They will be presenting several short choreographies, mainly by Jiři Kylián (1947, Prague). Kylián has been working with the NDT since 1973 and in that time he has staged more than 50 choreographies with the ensemble. Audiences in Budapest can see Falling Angels choreographed to music by Steve Reich ,Sarabande set to music by Bach and Bella Figura with music by Lukas Foss and Italian Baroque composers. The guest performance also features “Speak for yourself” by
Paul Ligthfoot.
Paul Lightfoot (1966, Kingsley, England) studied at the Royal Ballet School in London. He joined the NDT 2 in 1985. Two years later he was already in the main ensemble. He has been creating choreographies since 1988, at first for NDT 2 and then for both NDT 1 and NDT 3. | | | (With the support of ÁB-Aegon.) |
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March 17th
Comedy (Víg) Theatre, 7.00 p.m.
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NEDERLANDS DANS THEATER |
| | Speak for Yourself
(CHOREOGRAPHER: PAUL LIGHTFOOT)
Falling Angels
(CHOREOGRAPHER: JIŘI KYLIÁN)
Sarabande
(CHOREOGRAPHER: JIŘI KYLIÁN)
Bella Figura
(CHOREOGRAPHER: JIŘI KYLIÁN) | | | (With the support of ÁB-Aegon.) |
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March 18th
Thália Theatre, 7.00 p.m.
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DOHNÁNYI EVENINGS |
| | 1ST PART: LAST VISION
CHOREOGRAPHER: GÁBOR KEVEHÁZI
WITH: PÉCS BALLET
MUSIC: DOHNÁNYI: SONATA IN B FLAT MAJOR – ALLEGRO MA NON TROPPO; SYMPHONIC MINUTES, OP. 36
2ND PART: DOHNÁNYI: VARIATIONS ON A NURSERY SONG CHOREOGRAPHER: LÁSZLÓ SEREGI
WITH: HUNGARIAN NATIONAL BALLET | | | For the 125th anniversary of the birth of Ernő Dohnányi. |
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Ernő Dohnányi
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March 18th
Comedy (Víg) Theatre, 7.00 p.m.
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NEDERLANDS DANS THEATER |
| | peak for Yourself
(CHOREOGRAPHER: PAUL LIGHTFOOT)
Falling Angels
(CHOREOGRAPHER: JIŘI KYLIÁN)
Sarabande
(CHOREOGRAPHER: JIŘI KYLIÁN)
Bella Figura
(CHOREOGRAPHER: JIŘI KYLIÁN) | | | (With the support of ÁB-Aegon.) |
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March 20th
Hungarian State Opera House, 7.00 p.m.
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TCHAIKOVSKY–MESSERER: SWAN LAKE |
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March 20th
Thália Theatre, 7.00 p.m.
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COMPAŇÍA ANDALUZA DE DANZA |
| | LATIDO FLAMENCO
CHOREOGRAPHER:
MANOLETE
MALUNÓ
CHOREOGRAPHER:
JOSÉ ANTONIO
UN CHIEN ANDALOU
CHOREOGRAPHER:
MARÍA PAGÉS |
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March 21st
Trafó- House of Contemporary Arts, 8.00 p.m.
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CARMEN-EVENINGS
COMPAGNIE PAL FRENAK |
| | KÁOSZ – CARMEN 7X | | | CHOREOGRAPHER: PÁL FRENÁK
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March 22nd
Thália Theatre, 7.00 p.m.
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CARMEN-EVENINGS |
| | DANCE COMPANY OF THE
SZIGLIGETI THEATRE OF SZOLNOK
CARMEN
CHOREOGRAPHER: JOHANNA BODOR
CO-DIRECTOR: ANDRÁS ALMÁSI-TÓTH
PÉCS BALLET
CARMEN
CHOREOGRAPHER: ATTILA EGERHÁZI |
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March 23rd
Thália Theatre, 7.00 p.m.
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CARMEN-EVENINGS |
| | GYŐR BALLET
CARMEN | | | CHOREOGRAPHER: ROBERT NORTH; MUSIC: CHRISTOPHER BENSTEAD
WITH RECORDING OF: FAILONI CHAMBER ORCHESTRA AND CHILDREN’S CHORUS OF THE HUNGARIAN STATE OPERA HOUSE;
MÁRTA SEBESTYÉN AND CHRISTOPHER BENSTEAD
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March 24th
Thália Theatre, 7.00 p.m.
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CARMEN-EVENINGS |
| | EGRIBIANCODANZA
A PROPOS DE CARMEN
CHOREOGRAPHER: RAPHAEL BIANCO
Professional Training Ensemble of the HUNGARIAN COLLEGE OF DANCE – Budapest Youth Ballet
CARMEN
CHOREOGRAPHER: KRZYSZTOF PASTOR |
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March 25th
Thália Theatre, 7.00 p.m.
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CARMEN-EVENINGS |
| | CARMEN | | | CHOREOGRAPHER: JORMA UOTINEN
MUSIC: RODION SHCHEDRIN
DANCERS: ANDREA LADÁNYI AND COMPANY
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March 26th
Madách Theatre, 7.00 p.m.
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CCN D’ORLÉANS COMPAGNIE JOSEF NADJ |
| | LES VEILLEURS (THE WATCHERS) | | | CHOREOGRAPHER: JOSEF NADJ
| | | The acclaimed French Sign Theatre directed by József Nagy of Vojvodina is a successful blend of new circus, theatre and dance resulting in something qualitatively new. Its members perform brilliant acrobatic feats at each performance. It is not by chance that József Nagy has been invited to direct circus productions, demonstrating that the distinction often made in Hungarian intellectual discourse between “high-brow” and “low-brow” art is increasingly becoming little more than verbal acrobatics. | | | (With the support of the French Institute and the AFAA.) |
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March 26th
Thália Theatre, 7.00 p.m.
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MANNHEIM BALLET |
| | MOZART: REQUIEM | | | CHOREOGRAPHER: PHILIPPE TALARD
DANCERS: DENI GOSTL, MAMI HATA, VERONIKA KORNOVÁ,
YASMINE MACAIRA, ANELIA MARKOVA, MARTINE REYN,
WENDY WILLIAMS TORNES, JEAN-HUGUES ASSOHOT,
ENRIQUE GASA VALGA, GARY JOPLIN, JEAN KOUASSI,
BENITO MARCELINO, NATHANEL MARIE, BRUNO VALENTINO PERILLO, DENIS POUZANOV, RAFAEL VALDIVIESO
| | | (An event of the Baden-Württemberg Days.) |
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March 27th
Madách Theatre, 7.00 p.m.
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CCN D’ORLÉANS COMPAGNIE JOSEF NADJ |
| | LES VEILLEURS (THE WATCHERS) | | | CHOREOGRAPHER: JOSEF NADJ
| | | (With the support of the French Institute and the AFAA.) |
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March 27th
Hungarian State Opera House, 7.00 p.m.
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TCHAIKOVSKY–MESSERER: SWAN LAKE |
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March 31st
Hungarian State Opera House, 7.00 p.m.
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MENDELSSOHN–SEREGI: MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM |
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April 1st
Madách Theatre, 7.00 p.m.
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EVERYONE
LGT DANCE SCENES |
| | CHOREOGRAPHY: GYÖRGY SZAKÁLY (1ST PART),
AND GYULA SÁRKÖZI (2ND PART)
WITH: KFKI HUNGARIAN CHAMBER BALLET
DANCERS: ILDIKÓ PONGOR, KRISZTINA VÉGH, ALESJA POPOVA, ANGÉLA KÖVESSY, ZSÓFIA GYARMATI, JÚLIA JURATSEK, ALEXANDRA KOZMÉR, ÉVA LENCSÉS, NÓRA SÜVEGES, HENRIETT TUNYOGI, MARIANN VENEKEI, ESZTER TÓTH, ZOLTÁN NAGY JR., GYÖRGY SZAKÁLY, JÓZSEF CSERTA, SÁNDOR JEZERNICZKY, GYULA SÁRKÖZI, BENCE APÁTHY, LEVENTE BAJÁRI, CSABA HOMMER, CSANÁD GERGELY KOVÁTS, ROLAND LIEBICH, SÁNDOR TÚRI
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