Featuring:
Creators:
Rita Furik: “A word from a woman”
Norbert Paluch: Flavours of Nógrád
Polly Agócs–Attila Agócs: All the World is Renewed
Ágnes Ilona Szabó–Csaba Husvéth: “Many lads' hearts ache for her” – dances of the Mátra region
Gabriella Tintér–Andrea Lévay–Máté Módos: “The fortune telling” – Gypsy dances from Gyöngyös
Rita Furik: “I am here, the one you were waiting for”
Klaudia Gálik–Gábor Gálik: “Protectors of continuity” – Dances from the region of the Garam and Ipoly Rivers
Life in a peasant society was strictly regulated, and its members lived out their days according to a defined system of values. Their lives revolved around agricultural work, religion, holidays, and the vicissitudes of human existence. The unchanging link in the chain of renewal was the individual – man and woman, and the relationship between them: the family. For a long time in peasant society, the life of women was characterised by fatalism and defencelessness. The task of establishing a strong bond with the children was that of the mother, who raises the next generation for the sake of society and the nation. Her sacrifice, her performing her duties around the household, in her marriage and in maintaining her family was the force that held the society, the nation and the entire world together.
Presented by: National Dance Theatre
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