Programme

Béla Pintér and Company

Our Secrets / Titkaink

Theatre

ca. 115 min (without respite)

Back to the Budapest of the ‘80s. The story takes place in one of those dance halls where Hungary’s rural folklore was being rediscovered and celebrated. In defiance of all contemporary reminiscing, Béla Pintér’s play does not cast any nostalgic look back but talks about how “our secrets” have come into the political reality of out time. It’s about former informants that became leaders; about villains and evildoers who managed to survive every political shift.              
Part of "Leaving is not an option? – Current artistic positions from Hungary"

Production: Béla Pintér and Company. Supported by EMMI – Ministry of Human Resources of ­Hungary, National Cultural Fund of Hungary, Szkéné Theatre and Goethe-Institut (Budapest).

Cast

With: Zoltán Friedenthal (István Balla Bán), Pánczél Eszter Csákányi (Dr Szádeczky), Timike Éva Enyedi (Kata Hella Roszik), Zsófia Szamosi (Bea Zakariás), Béla Pintér (Imre Tatár), Szabolcs Thuróczy (Szujó, Waiter, Pogány), Angéla Stefanovits (Ferenc Tatár, Ági / Direction/Text: Béla Pintér / Music: Gábor Pelva (violin, viola, guitar), György Póta (synthesizer, contrabass, viola) / Dramaturgy: Éva Enyedi / Costume design: Mari Benedek / Set: Gábor Tamás / Light: László Varga / Sound: István Simon / Props: László Quitt / Finances: Gyula Inhaizer / Assistant director: Rozi Hajdú / Assistant costume: Julcsi Kiss /

Dates

  • Past
    Fri 14.3.2014, 20:00 / HAU2
    Sat 15.3.2014, 20:00 / HAU2
    Sun 16.3.2014, 20:00 / HAU2

Location

HAU2
Hallesches Ufer 34, 10963 Berlin

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