After Nextfest’s success, we repeat the performative reading of Rebeka Kupihár’s sensitive, insightful and political poems from her debut book of poetry To The God of Heteros.
After Nextfest’s success, we repeat the performative reading of Rebeka Kupihár’s sensitive, insightful and political poems from her debut book of poetry To The God of Heteros.
They improvise freely; on Trafó’s main stage they will let all their suppressed energies unfold, at once minimalist and brutalist, intimate and explosive.
The inclusive jam is an extraordinary gathering where people of all abilities come together to dance and make music, creating a liberating and inclusive atmosphere.
For the fifth time, dancer and choreographer Máté Mészáros is seeking answers to the question: what is dance, what does it mean to us? with civilians from outside the dance profession.
Spontaneous street scenes, bodies moving intuitively to music, and the sometimes destructive forms of joy inspire Viktor Szeri’s piece, IQOD: I Quit Ordinary Dancing.
Spontaneous street scenes, bodies moving intuitively to music, and the sometimes destructive forms of joy inspire Viktor Szeri’s piece, IQOD: I Quit Ordinary Dancing.