Interior Story is the story of the objectification of a body striving for perfection. Attila Horváth and Zsófia Szász, slipping into the skin of two pieces of furniture, explore what meanings an object carries today and how two “pieces of furniture”- two bodies – are able to connect with one another. What becomes of the body once all its aspirations have reached their peak and it must admit to itself that it cannot be any better?
Created through the collaboration of seven dancers and four musicians, the performance approaches the traditions of Hungarian folk dance and folk music from a contemporary perspective. Inherited movements, melodies, and collective memories are reimagined and infused with new meanings as the piece explores how cultural heritage can remain a living, personal, and ever-evolving experience today.
A dance theater performance that draws on the intersection of contemporary dance and hip-hop. It explores intercultural dialogue and the possibilities of human connection through a style that is at once pop-inspired, playful, and abstract.
The performance takes place in a fictional environment where music, movement, video projection, and the world of video games intertwine. Within this setting, the duality of the “player self” emerges: the conscious controller and the physical manifestation of unconscious emotions.
mama is a choreographic space somewhere on the intersection of the obscure and the sensual. Through exploring a set of enigmatic organs, mama confuses the concepts of in and out and proposes an embodied sense of self-alienation where the human is challenged as identity and stimulated as materiality.
AHA Collective is a formation of six dancers established in 2021. The ever changing roles within the group gives way for diverse inputs from the members, examining performativity and the various forms of collaboration.
