HA DÔ (Wave Motion) by Tadashi Endo with Yvette Bozsik Company, National Dance Theatre Budapest, Hungary

HA DÔ will be presented at the 10th Thatre Olympics in Budapest.

Choreography: Tadashi Endo
Lighting Design: József Pető
Visual Design: Tamás Vati
Costume designer: Nikoletta Bati
Music: Daniel Maia
Creative Producer: Marcell Iványi

“Where can people find a true home?
Perhaps where they can find love and safety?
Could this be the reason for the wandering
throughout our lives incessantly?”
Tadashi Endo

Tadashi Endo is presented his work HA DÔ in Hungary in 2019, after Brazil and Germany, performed by the then 25 year old Yvette Bozsik Company. Their joint premiere was the result of three years of collaboration between Tadashi Endo and the Yvette Bozsik Company, after butoh workshops in Budapest. 

The performance is a memento to the all-time victims of wars.

 

Venue

NATIONAL DANCE THEATER
NEMZETI TÁNCSZÍNHÁZ
Budapest, Kis Rókus u. 16-20, 1024T

 

Organizer

Yvette Bozsik Company
Information: Marcell Iyani, marcell@marcellivanyi.com

-->> HA DÔ at the National Dance Theatre Budapest
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