london 2005
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festival of central and eastern european theatre 30 June - 9 July 2005
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krétakör | hungary
Awarded the Masque-Prize for the best foreign performance in Canada in 2004, Budapest’s Krétakör Theatre takes its name from Brecht’s “chalk circle”: an area enclosed and designed in space where conflicts arise and decisions are made. Over the past few years, they have become one of the best known representatives of Hungarian theatre in Europe, winning numerous prizes at home and abroad. Krétakör made their UK debut as aprt of the Magyar Magic – Hungary in Focus 2004 Festival - www.magyarmagic.com - with their production of Misanthrope and The Seagull, which was one of the hits of the 2004 Belfast Festival.
The Seagull has also been invited to the 2005 Edinburgh Festival.
Find out more about krétakör at www.kretakor.hu
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W – Worker’s Circus
is a startling, fresh and frank reinterpretation of Buchner’s Woyzeck and the poems of Attila Jozsef. It is a physical and darkly poetic piece of theatre of cruelty played out on a stark and beautiful platform enclosed by bars, inside which the actors strip themselves bare, emotionally and physically.
Thursday 7th July, Friday 8th July at 7.45pm
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Directed by Arpad Schilling
Designed by Marton Agh, Tamas Banyai and Klara Varga
With: Zsolt Nagy, Annamaria Lang, Sandor Terhes, Gergely Banki, Gabor Viola,
Laszlo Katona, Borbala Peterfy, Lilla Sarosdi
Music by Gabor Rusznyak
Musicians: Katalin Agnecz, Katalin Fenyo, Laszlo Simai
contains nudity suitable for adults only
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