WHENI’LLHAVETIME

– … then I’ll live a bit.
– Why, what is the matter now, what are you doing now?
– Now I do not have time, now I’m very busy.
– I’m here just a little bit now, because I’m with them, I’m taking care of them.
Now they need me, I can wait for myself.
Then when I have time I’ll be here.
Of course it’s perfect like this!
But I would like to do so many things when I really can pay attention to myself a little bit.
Actually than I do not want to pay attention at all.
– And what are you going to do then?
– Hm, I do not know. It would be good to know. But I’ll figure it out I guess if I will have time.

„Dancing is a life necessity for a dancer, like breathing. What if an artist gets married, has babies and gets devoured by the mundane and often grueling world of homemaking? How can she juggle her many hats, channel the hormonal-emotional tsunami of motherhood, balance the constant pressure of time with her artistic ambitions? WHENI’LLHAVETIME is also about all of us, our desires, dreams and needs, and putting them on hold, because ‘life gets in our way’.” (Orsolya Bálint)

Anna Réti studied at the Rotterdam Dance Academy, and then worked with Itzik Galili and Conny Janssen in The Netherlands. Upon her return to Hungary, she worked with László Hudi, Réka Szabó, Viktor Bodó and Gábor Goda amongst others. In recent years she has participated in the projects of Josef Nadj, Karine Ponties and Paulo Riberio. She has been making her own choreography since 2005, many of  her works have received recognition and awards in Hungary and abroad. Her own works: Inside Out, Home of Cards, Night Shift, Fregoli syndrome, Vis-à-vis, Comments on the moment, Ego Trip, Point of You, Stairs. Point of You what was created together with Ricardo Machado (P) has been selected into the best 20 performances of 2016 by Aerowaves.