ÖRKÉNY THEATRE BUDAPEST HUNGARY, 2020

“One of the central ideas of the performance is the all-destructive impossibility of communication. Love as a source of madness and frenzy is eternal. All we need to do is forget the antique myths and the pathetic 17th-century obsession with passion, mix a good dose of humour and grotesque playfulness into the text, the subject matter and the acting, and we have before us a quite excellent and evocative performance of Racine's Andromache. The beauty of a well thought-out concept lies in the small details.” György Karsai, revizoronline.hu

“A collective sleight of hand, as this riverside text comes to life in the Örkény actors' mouths.” Katalin Gabnai, szinhaz.net

“Present time, living, pulsating theatre. A hopeless, yet precisely felt, passionate emotion.” Katalin Kállai, Art7.hu

With: Gabriella Hámori, Máté Borsi-Balogh, Márton Patkós, Bettina Józsa, Béla Dóra/Barnabás Horkay, Milán Vajda

Set/Costume: Luca Szabados, Music: Árpád Kákonyi, Choreography: Barnabás Horkay, Light: Sándor Baumgartner, Assistant: Diána Laky, Director: Ildikó Gáspár

Photo: Judith Horváth

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