Wednesday, October 3, 2018 - 7:00pm
See all the Budapest guests and former Philly BILATERAL artists
NICHOLE CANUSO, JUNGWOONG KIM, TORI LAWRENCE, MEGAN MAZARICK, GUILLERMO ORTEGA, GABRIELLEREVLOCK performing short works and excerpts and discussing the Exchange and the tensions of creating art in our current political climate.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2018 at 7PM
At the Performance Garage, 1515 Brandywine Street, Philadelphia PA 19130
$10
About the
2018 BILATERAL Artists:
Kata Juhasz is a dance choreographer based in Budapest, Hungary. She has been
presenting her own choreographic works internationally since 2005, including: Off Europa
Festival, Leipzig/Germany, Cowles Centre, Minneapolis/USA, Kunstmuseum,
Holstebro/ Denmark, Vis-a-vis Festival in Romania, Prochownia Teater, Warsaw/
Poland among others.
“Over the years, my company has developed a full
repertory targeted towards different age groups, from the youngest audiences to
the elderly. My choreographies are interactive and multidisciplinary art forms,
often crossing the boundaries between audience and performers, merging live
music, video art, spoken words, contemporary circus and theatre.”
Recent Awards and fellowships include 2017 CEC Artslink Independent Project Awards, New
York, USA,
2016 Award at
the ASSITEJ International Children and Youth Festival, Kaposvar, Hungary
2015 Best duet
at Solo-Duo Festival, Budapest, Mu Theatre.
(Kelemen 3rd
from L) in Waiting For Schrodinger
Patrik Kelemen, is an emerging choreographer in Budapest. He has collaborated with other
choreographers and currently is working
on a new solo Celestine, “dealing with things coming from the sky thus addressing the
otherworldly traits of dance in a poetic manner.”
He has
recently performed, among others, in Kiss
by Tino Seghal (2017), Waiting
For Schrodinger by Lazlo Fulop (2018) and Standing Ground (2018) by Imre Vass, a 2016 BILATERAL Artist.
Kelemen as
noted when citing the BILATERAL Exchange that there are “growing currents of autonomous, micro-scenes
are emerging within each major European city – that herald their own local
circle of artists, circle of values and circle of dance- and theatre making.
They seclude themselves, as resources for touring & programming are scarce.
As a young artist participating in the circulation of one of this ecosystem I
find it hard to enjoy or even to grasp the true diversity of today’s
contemporary dance. Thus, any program that sets out to address this issue and
bridge diverse points of view are valuable.”
Location:
The Performance Garage
1515 Brandywine Street
Philadelphia,
PA
19130
