Constellations

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a drama about time and memory, about death and grief, playful and profound, comic and mournful

It is a high-concept romance – a Sliding Doors to the power of 100 – and many other things at once: a drama about time and memory, about death and grief, playful and profound, comic and mournful. It asks big questions about existence, purpose and free will but, like the helium balloons in the backdrop, also feels weightless and fun.

It affirms life, love and companionship even as it drives towards the death of its ending. A theatrical multiverse indeed.

Arifa Akbar

DRECTING AND SCENOGRAPHY: Bálint Botos

CAST:
Andrei Brădean, Ana Șusca

If it is history we want, then it is a history of conflict.

But how did it all begin? If it is history we want, then it is a history of conflict. And the conflict begins with the abduction of a girl, or with the sacrifice of a girl. And the one is continually becoming the other. It was the “merchant wolves,” arriving by ship from Phoenicia, who carried off the tauropárthenos from Argos. Tauropárthenos means “the virgin dedicated to the bull.” Her name was Io. Like a beacon signaling from mountain to mountain, this rape lit the bonfire of hatred between the two continents.

From that moment on, Europe and Asia never stopped fighting each other, blow answering blow. Thus the Cretans, “the boars of Ida,” carried off Europa from Asia.

But how did it all begin?

Roberto Calasso

DIRECTOR: Bálint Botos
SCENOGRAPHY: Blanka-Alíz Bajkó
MUSIC: Magor Bocsárdi

CAST:
Gyöngyi Pál Ferenczi, Zsuzsa Gajzágó, Janka Korodi, Gellért Pignitzky, Bence Kónya-Ütő, Áron Beczásy, Tibor Pálffy, Dezső Derzsi, József Kolcsár, László Mátray, Ágnos Benedek, Mária Fekete, Imola P. Magyarosi, Hajnalka Szalma, Zsuzsanna Vass