iCoDaCo (International Contemporary Dance Collective) is a biennial artist led intercultural exchange project within the landscape of contemporary dance. The collaborative project was first initiated by the Gothenburg (Sweden) based international company and organisation – ilDance, in 2012.
MIND THE DANCE – Project REFLEX Europe
Read about the MIND THE DANCE project.
MIND THE DANCE LAB – BUDAPEAST
We would like to invite you to take part at the two day MIND THE DANCE lab, taking place in Budapest, Hungary, on the 24th and 25th of March, 2018.
TIME AND DANCE MINI FESTIVAL
March 13-14 Place: Jegyvásárlás PROGRAM March 1320:00-20:40 LUCA DÖMÖTÖR: UNI Uni is a prefix in latin for numerous words, like universal, unity, universe, etc. All of these mean a combination of many. But uni is also one, or alone…this controversy gives the base of this piece.Two dancers and two musician submerge in vibration, experimenting with […]
THE 6th IDOCDE SYMPOSIUM CALL IS OUT NOW!
Place: YOU ARE HERE! is here. Notice that this year’s Call is not called ‘Call for Proposals.’ This is for a simple reason. Namely, it’s the Symposium of 2018 that has a proposal for you! You are hereby invited to bring your work, inquiry, ideas, reflections forward and join the community that will attempt to […]
REFLEX EUROPE
Place: JegyvásárlásREFLEX Europe Documenting as a tool for reflection in order to improve the teaching and to increase the impact on the learners in contemporary dance. REFLEX EuropeDocumenting as a tool for reflection in order to improve the teaching and to increase the impact on the learners in contemporary dance. REFLEX Europe (www.idocde.net/pages/95 2015-2018) builds […]
ZSUZSA RÓZSAVÖLGYI: MEDUSE
The performance is the new version of the Laban Prize nominated piece Old Pond by Zsusza Rózsavölgyi and Tóbiás Terebessy. The choreographer now retakes the pulsating choreography with 21 dancers from Salzburg Experimental Academy of Dance (SEAD).
HIROAKI UMEDA: DRIVES
Hirokai Umeda works with five Hungarian dancers to present his new piece DRIVES at Sziget festival, then at Trafó House of Conteporary Arts in September. The dancers who have different dance characters share a common movement system given by the choreographer. Sharp electronic sound and geometric abstract visual images with dance movement make strangely organic space, which audience can ‘experience’ in this piece.
OPEN 2015 – International Community Theatre Festival
Participatory theatre activates its audience, encouraging action from people without bringing them into uncomfortable, awkward situations. It provokes your thoughts and gives you an opportunity to make your opionion heard. In the situations offered by these performances we can experience our own decision-making skill and our ability to act.
SÍN @ dunaPart3 Hungarian Showcase of Contemporary Performing Arts
dunaPart3 is the merge of the dunaPart platforms (2008 and 2011) and of Hungarian Showcase (2013). The aim of the platform is to present the outstanding representatives of the independent Hungarian performing arts scene, to help them and the whole field in their further integration in the international professional network.
SÍN Culture Centre is proud to have 4 of its productions in the selected program of the platform.
KATE MCINTOSH: ALL EARS
For All Ears Kate McIntosh sets up the stage as an improvised adhoc laboratory for a series of unusual recordings and acoustic experiments, using everyday objects and materials. Chairs are dragged, paper is torn, glasses are toppled. Sounds are gathered, recorded and played back – the action of one part of the performance providing soundtrack, background or atmosphere for another. Along the way McIntosh – as combination curious scientist, mischievous questioner and eclectic storyteller – leads us on a distinctive journey through a diverse landscape of ideas.
ATLAS BUDAPEST
ATLAS project by casabranca arrives in Budapest in the frame of Open Latitudes 3, an Europe Culture Programme project. 100 people of different professions from local community create the atlas of Budapest together on stage.
Open Latitudes (3)
The European network Open Latitudes and its 9 partner organizations is engaged in structured collaborations throughout the production and touring cycles for staged works and contemporary choreography. The project is expressly directed toward supporting a young generation of artists.