Morgan and Freeman - Ferenc Fehér

Ferenc Fehér is an experienced and successful dancer and choreographer, an autodidact who performed with the Finita la Commedia group for many years. His style is a unique and expressive combination of freestyle dance and martial arts. Ferenc is constantly improving and perfecting his repertoire of unique moves and he has been making and performing his own choreographies all over the world since 2007 (Spain, Switzerland, France, Romania, Austria, Slovakia, United Kingdom, Brazil, Venezuela, South Korea, Japan, USA, and Israel).
He is also a dance teacher, who held workshops in Holland, Italy, UK, Spain, Latvia, Poland, Czech Republic, Russia, Palestine, Iran, Egypt, Brazil, and USA.

A smart and mad dance piece with a puppet: a little vivified man. Name: Freeman. Height: 35 cm or smaller. Shoe size: 5 c. Viciousness: enormous. Is he friendly? Not really…
- Morgan, how would you describe this little man?
- When I first met him he seemed a nice little bloke, but then… He is very lively, or rather somewhat vicious. He is very eager to look for reasons to nag me and he really enjoys it. Surely, I’ll not take this for long. I might need to kill him. I’ll have no choice unless he changes. Him? To change? NEVER. He is up to something, I know.
And I have not mentioned his friend, the rabbit yet.

In 2014, MORGAN and FREEMAN won the main award of the 16 th Contemporary Dance Festival in Veszprém, Hungary.

Music: Ferenc Fehér (nadahnuto Renéom Aubryjem / inspired by René Aubry)
Lighting designer: Dávid Kovácsovics
Costume designer and consultant: Judit Simon
Created & performed by: Ferenc Fehér

Does it Start with a Kiss? - Éva Duda Company

The Éva Duda Dance Company made its debut in 2009 with Lunatika, a piece that won the Lábán Rudolf Prize and various festival awards. During the period since then the company developed their unique dynamism of movements characterized by the use of the expressive and powerful elements of physical dance, where individual moves are inspired by the creativity of the invididual dancers. The company emphasize that there approach to dance goes beyong the aesthetics, they are working on a special theatrical language. Over the past few years, the ensemble turned into one of Budapest’s key independent dance collectives with a recognasible, distinct image.

All for one, one for all – how does this principle unfold in reality and how does it change throughout an actual choreography? How dependent are individuals and who or what do they depend on? Who takes what from whom and why? Who speaks when on stage and what is being told? The authors’ world of movements resembles the passionate intimacy of tango, representing the characters’ relationships with a spot of humour. 

Performers: Beatrix Simkó, Milán Újvári, Andor Rusu
Lights: Ferenc Payer 
Choreography: Rosana Hribar and Gregor Luštek

Rosana Hribar and Gregor Luštek
Rosana Hribar and Gregor Luštek are well-known contemporary dancers and choreographers, who collaborate with the most renowned artists of Slovenia on a regular basis. They have worked together for years and have won national and international awards for their original and creative shows. 

Supporters: National Cultural Fund, Ministry of Human Resources, The Embassy of Slovenia, MU Theatre, Independently Together ( FÜGE), Jurányi Production Community Incubator House, Táncélet.hu, Municipality of Újbuda (11th District of Budapest)