DANCE COMPANY
CONTEMPORARY PREMIERE
Two choreographic visions unfold within a shared space, where the body becomes both subject and structure, feeling, questioning, and organizing itself through movement. This evening brings together Kinga Varga’s Kompót and Máté Mészáros’s Thread, creating a dialogue between raw physical instinct and formal investigation, between emotional intensity and structural clarity.
Together, these pieces form a landscape where sensation meets analysis, where meaning is questioned rather than defined, and where dance becomes both an emotional experience and an intellectual inquiry, an open field for reflection, connection, and imagination.
PROGRAM:
7th of February at 19:00 :
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"Thread"
by MÁTÉ MÉSZÁROS
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- Intermission -
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"Kompót"
by KINGA VARGA
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8th of Februrary at 19:00:
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"Thread"
by MÁTÉ MÉSZÁROS
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- Intermission -
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"Kompót"
by KINGA VARGA
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Thread
Choreographer : Máté Mészáros
Length: 35 min
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​​​The performance is a choreographic investigation into the possibilities of movement organisation, more commonly known as dance, and the analysis of its structural units. By using this methodology, the focus of the piece directs the attention of the spectator to the synchrony of the dancing bodies. Keeping in mind the linearity of the spectatorial experience, the work offers free interpretation as an active spectator participation possibility for the audience. Using the superimposed elements of dance as an exponential system, the artists jointly create formal variations on the body/space/light spectrum.
Kompót
Choreographer: Kinga Varga
Lenght 45 min
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Kompót explores the deep journey of human life, desires, natural instincts, and pure physicality. Known for its powerful and emotional impact, the performance highlights the fragile line between life and death — showing how, in one moment, we are alive, full of dreams and thoughts, and in the next, we can be just a body without life, colourless, weightless, and empty. Ultimately, it questions the notions of meaning and indifference: Can we prepare ourselves for this journey? Who knows what matters, or who decides what is important? Is death a dark tragedy, or just a part of our everyday life…
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