The latest production by the Ballet Company of Győr, CODE 93, explores our identity, the fragility of our relationships and the deeper layers of our desires through the choreography of three exciting female artists.
It is an evening where the creative worlds of three young female choreographers meet the energy of the dancers of the Ballet Company of Győr.
Stems from our nature
How do we define ourselves? Where do I begin, and where do my vibrations merge with those of another? The Hungarian language refers to the physical and spiritual nature within us as our ‘being’. Beyond social roles, it points towards a more fundamental, inner landscape, where we can discover the answers to these questions from our deepest selves. Balancing on the boundary between the familiar and the unfamiliar, the performance explores the sense of self-identity with an introspective, sensitive gaze.
Head to Head
The performance explores the fragile dynamics of human relationships, from vulnerable intimacy to the alienation of the modern world. Movements gradually become faster and more intense, while humorous moments help to ease the tension. This deeply personal piece ultimately offers hope: it reminds us of the strength that lies within us and of those who support us.
Boléro
What is revealed about a person when the structures that define the routines of our everyday lives gradually dissolve? As the repetitive rhythm and steadily increasing intensity of Ravel’s Boléro unfold, a dignified, majestic ritual takes shape on stage. The movements, the glances, and the encounters gradually become part of a shared ritual. The flow of the music reveals new layers: the desire for connection, the search for community, and the fundamental impulses of human existence. This process, which is built up gradually, evokes both discipline and self-surrender, order and the release of emotions. That is how Boléro becomes a captivating ritual in which, beneath the glittering surface, the deeper, timeless forces of human nature are revealed.
Stems from our nature
Assistant: Judit Szalai
Music, Music Editor: Oskar Glasbergen
Costume design & Production: Ildikó Tihanyi
Lighting: Bálint Pongrácz
Choreographer: Dalma Domán
Performed by Tetiana Baranovska, Gerda Guti, Diána Gyurmánczi (Harangozó Award recipient), Eszter Adria Herkovics, Franciska Nagy, Rebeka Szendrey, Nikolas Askonidis, Luka Dimic, Zoltán Jekli (Harangozó Award recipient), Ábel Ónódy, Richard Szentiványi
Head to Head
Assistant: Levente Bajári (Harangozó Award recipient)
Composer: Micka Luna (principal composer); additional music by Robert Chaney and Sabio O Janiak
Costume Design & Production: Ildikó Tihanyi
Set design: Lajos Katavics
Lighting: Tamás Vargha
Choreographer: Adél Bálint
Performed by Melinda Berzéki, Eszter Kovács, Margarida Filipe, Adrienn Matuza (Harangozó Award recipient), Chaewon Park, Barbara Tüű, Patrik Engelbrecht, Máté Gémesi, Thales Henrique, Luigi Iannone, Joao Oliveira, Levente Puczkó-Smith, Daichi Uematsu
Bolero
Assistant: Judit Szalai
Dramaturg: Alexandra Csepi
Music: Maurice Ravel
Music Editor: Csaba Kalotás
Lighting: Ferenc Stadler
Costume Designer: Ildikó Tihanyi
Choreographer: Krisztina Szőllősi
Performed by Tetiana Baranovska, Melinda Berzéki, Gerda Guti, Diána Gyurmánczi (Harangozó Award recipient), Eszter Adria Herkovics, Eszter Kovács, Margarida Filipe, Adrienn Matuza (Harangozó Award recipient), Chaewon Park, Rebeka Szendrey, Barbara Tüű, Nikolas Askonidis, Luka Dimic, Patrik Engelbrecht, Máté Gémesi, Thales Henrique, Luigi Iannone, Zoltán Jekli (Harangozó Award recipient), Ábel Ónódy, Levente Puczkó-Smith, Richard Szentiványi, Daichi Uematsu
Director: László Velekei
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