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Hungarian National Dance Ensemble: Castles, Warriors, Frontiers
Adventure-filled dance drama inspired by István Fekete’s novel The Testament of Aga Koppanyi
1 December 2024, Sunday
6 pm - 7:15 pm
Festival Theatre
Produced by Müpa Budapest
The program was cancelled

We would like to inform you that this programme has been cancelled. Valid tickets can be redeemed until 1 December 2024 via the online interface interface previously set up for this purpose or our permanent ticket office.

Thank you for your understanding!

Draw your swords! Valiant Hungarians battling their Turkish and German foes, courage and duels, heroic raids and burning love. All of these are to be found in István Fekete's adventure novel The Testament of the Koppányi Aga: set during the Turkish occupation, it is a defining reading and cinematic experience for many of us Hungarians. All of this is, however, serves only as a starting point for the Hungarian National Dance Ensemble’s dance drama intended especially for young people in which history and the reality of the modern era meet in a theatre-within-a-theatre production, and where the characters alternate between adventuring in the distant past and the world of today.

This production of the Liszt Fest is being presented by Müpa Budapest as a joint event with the Hungarian National Dance Ensemble.

Age: 9- year

Presented by: Müpa Budapest

Featured musicians (recorded):

wind, plucked string and percussion instruments Benjamin Eredics
piano Péter Kiss
current and former students of the Folk Music Department of the Liszt Academy
Liszt Academy Symphony Orchestra
musicians of the Hungarian National Dance Ensemble

Creators:

composer Benjamin Eredics
folk music arrangements László Rossa
folk music editors István Gázsa Papp and the Hungarian National Dance Ensemble Band
visual design, video technology Marcell Iványi
set Kázmér Tóth
video technology Boáz Konta
contemporary dance instructor Tamás Topolánszky
assistants to the choreographer Júlia Paput
Gergő Sánta
Attila Tompa
Attila Tókos
co-director, choreographer, libretto, dramaturg, costumes Zsuzsa Zs. Vincze
director, choreographer Zoltán Zsuráfszky
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