Szerda
06:00 PM-9:30PM Részletek:
EXHIBITIONS & PERFORMATIVE ACTS
Grand opening: September 3, 6pm
- Presented at The Gallery at Dobbin Mews
50-52 Dobbin Street, Brooklyn
- Presented at TBSP Studio and TBSP ground floor
48 Dobbin Street, Brooklyn
Presented at TBSP Studio
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Részletek → Regisztráció →06:30 PM Részletek:
Hungary L!ve invites a selected group of visual artists active in both New York and Budapest, exploring the theme "MULTILOCATION: NEW YORK-BUDAPEST."
Guided tour with the artists:
September 3, 6.40pm;
September 6, 2:00pm
7 September, 12:00pm
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
Presented at TBSP Studio
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Részletek →07:00 Pm Részletek:
Máté Bartha’s Anima Mundi follows a fictional observer seeking hidden patterns and order within a sprawling, imaginary city.
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
September 3-7
Presented at The Gallery at Dobbin Mews
50-52 Dobbin Street, Brooklyn
Részletek → Regisztráció →7:30 PM Részletek:
We all carry physical and emotional pain, from minor discomforts to overwhelming suffering. This dance installation gives form to pain through movement, exploring how we confront and live with it. Lili Stern embodies this struggle, interacting with inflatable “pain bags” in a visceral, evocative performance.
Esemény helyszíne:Presented at TBSP Studio 1st floor
48 Dobbin Street, Brooklyn
8:00 PM Részletek:
András Böröcz (b. 1956, Budapest) is a Hungarian visual and performance artist based in Brooklyn, who has been active in the United States since 1986. His interdisciplinary work combines sculpture, drawing, installation, and performance.
Music by Ádám Móser
Presented at TBSP Studio
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Részletek →8:30 PM Részletek:
Csilla Radnay singer and Adam Móser musician’s magical evening takes the audience to the Klezmer world, Central and Eastern Europe's Jewish music from the first decades of the 20th century.
Esemény helyszíne:Presented at TBSP Studio
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Részletek →Csütörtök
0_see the description below Részletek:
Hungary L!ve invites a selected group of visual artists active in both New York and Budapest, exploring the theme "MULTILOCATION: NEW YORK-BUDAPEST."
Guided tour with the artists:
September 3, 6.40pm;
September 6, 2:00pm
7 September, 12:00pm
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
Presented at TBSP Studio
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Részletek →0_see the description below Részletek:
Máté Bartha’s Anima Mundi follows a fictional observer seeking hidden patterns and order within a sprawling, imaginary city.
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
September 3-7
Presented at The Gallery at Dobbin Mews
50-52 Dobbin Street, Brooklyn
Részletek → Regisztráció →07:00 PM Részletek:
An exciting contemporary adaptation of Gerhart Hauptmann's work from the 19th century, titled "Lonely Lives." Generational problems manifest most when the knowledge of previous generations quickly becomes outdated.
Esemény helyszíne:La Mama Experimental Theatre Club – The Downstairs Theatre
66 EAST 4TH STREET, NEW YORK, 10003
10:30 PM Részletek:
Sisi’s first song and homemade music video, Yalla, debuted online in January 2022. Following a string of popular tracks, she released Rappelj jobban and her first EP, SISTEMATIIK, which marked her breakthrough moment. Since then, she has become one of the most popular and successful hip-hop artists in Hungary.
Esemény helyszíne:NUBLU
151 Avenue
Részletek →11:30 PM Részletek:
OIEE is the colorful electronical solo project of Bence Kocsis launched in 2019. OIEE’s main genres are nudisco, dance and R&B, mixing instrumental sounds with tropical and not-so-tropical house, techno, disco and trance elements and modern soul-like vocals...
Esemény helyszíne:NUBLU
151 Avenue
Részletek →Péntek
0_see the description below Részletek:
Hungary L!ve invites a selected group of visual artists active in both New York and Budapest, exploring the theme "MULTILOCATION: NEW YORK-BUDAPEST."
Guided tour with the artists:
September 3, 6.40pm;
September 6, 2:00pm
7 September, 12:00pm
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
Presented at TBSP Studio
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Részletek →0_see the description below Részletek:
Máté Bartha’s Anima Mundi follows a fictional observer seeking hidden patterns and order within a sprawling, imaginary city.
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
September 3-7
Presented at The Gallery at Dobbin Mews
50-52 Dobbin Street, Brooklyn
Részletek → Regisztráció →04.30 PM Részletek:
L!ve Talks: Generational Transformation: Aesthetic and Institutional Change in Hungarian Theatre
Discussion with Kriszta Székely, János Mohácsi, Jakab Tarnóczi, Csaba Székely
Esemény helyszíne:47 GREAT JONES STREET
NEW YORK, 10012 at Rehearsal Studios
7:00 PM Részletek:
An exciting contemporary adaptation of Gerhart Hauptmann's work from the 19th century, titled "Lonely Lives." Generational problems manifest most when the knowledge of previous generations quickly becomes outdated.
Esemény helyszíne:La Mama Experimental Theatre Club – The Downstairs Theatre
66 EAST 4TH STREET, NEW YORK, 10003
7:00 PM Részletek:
A young film director is invited by the mayor of a village to facilitate a summer workshop for kids. He quickly discovers that the village is overrun with corruption and exploitation. He decides to intervene, but his good intentions threaten everyone involved.
Esemény helyszíne:Presented at TBSP Studio ground floor
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Részletek → Regisztráció →Szombat
0_see the description below Részletek:
Máté Bartha’s Anima Mundi follows a fictional observer seeking hidden patterns and order within a sprawling, imaginary city.
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
September 3-7
Presented at The Gallery at Dobbin Mews
50-52 Dobbin Street, Brooklyn
Részletek → Regisztráció →0_see the description below Részletek:
Hungary L!ve invites a selected group of visual artists active in both New York and Budapest, exploring the theme "MULTILOCATION: NEW YORK-BUDAPEST."
Guided tour with the artists:
September 3, 6.40pm;
September 6, 2:00pm
7 September, 12:00pm
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
Presented at TBSP Studio
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Részletek →10:00 AM -12:00 PM Részletek:
How can parenting and freelancing be reconciled? How can we be full-time parents and freelancers at the same time? How can independent professionals find balance between childcare and (creative) work?
Esemény helyszíne:Movement Research, 150 1st Ave, New York, NY 10009, United States
Részletek → Regisztráció →12:00 PM Részletek:
Goulash Extravaganza is a community-based culinary art program centered around one of Hungary’s most iconic dishes: the goulash. The project brings people together through the act of cooking, creating space for connection, dialogue, and the sharing of cultural values.
Esemény helyszíne:Presented at TBSP ground floor
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Részletek → Regisztráció →01:00 Pm Részletek:
Máté Bartha’s Anima Mundi follows a fictional observer seeking hidden patterns and order within a sprawling, imaginary city.
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
Presented at The Gallery at Dobbin Mews
50-52 Dobbin Street, Brooklyn
Részletek → Regisztráció →01:30 - 2:00 PM Részletek:
András Böröcz was born in Budapest, Hungary. He studied painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest and was a member of Indigo, an underground artist group that was critical of the dictatorship.
Esemény helyszíne:Presented at TBSP Studio
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Részletek → Regisztráció →02:00 PM Részletek:
Hungary L!ve invites a selected group of visual artists active in both New York and Budapest, exploring the theme "MULTILOCATION: NEW YORK-BUDAPEST."
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
Presented at TBSP Studio
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Részletek → Regisztráció →03:00 PM Részletek:
Ez az immerszív színházi előadás az otthon elhagyásának érzelmi küzdelmét dolgozza fel. A színészek személyes történeteken keresztül mesélnek a kivándorlásról, miközben fokozatosan egyre mélyebb, intenzívebb élmények tárulnak fel. A narratívát zene és vizuális elemek kísérik, amelyek egy közös, katartikus pillanat felé vezetik a nézőket. A TÁP Színházra jellemző, sajátos formanyelv segítségével az előadás érzékeny és aktuális témával teremt mély kapcsolatot a közönséggel.
Esemény helyszíne:Helyszín: TBSP földszint
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
8:30 PM Részletek:
#Orpheus#Eurydice, the first full-evening performance collaboration between Simkó and Grecsó, is a richly textured, emotionally resonant contemporary dance piece.
Esemény helyszíne:La Mama Experimental Theatre Club – The Downstairs Theatre
66 EAST 4TH STREET, NEW YORK, 10003
Vasárnap
0_see the description below Részletek:
Hungary L!ve invites a selected group of visual artists active in both New York and Budapest, exploring the theme "MULTILOCATION: NEW YORK-BUDAPEST."
Guided tour with the artists:
September 3, 6.40pm;
September 6, 2:00pm
7 September, 12:00pm
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
Presented at TBSP Studio
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Részletek →0_see the description below Részletek:
Máté Bartha’s Anima Mundi follows a fictional observer seeking hidden patterns and order within a sprawling, imaginary city.
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
September 3-7
Presented at The Gallery at Dobbin Mews
50-52 Dobbin Street, Brooklyn
Részletek → Regisztráció →03:00 PM Részletek:
Hungary Live! A magyar költészet pedig él és virul. Pál András színész hangját élesíti, Rozs Tamás csellóművész megvonja a vonóra a gyantát… és igen, igaz a hír: ez a két kivételes előadó egy friss, élő és izgalmas válogatást hoz New Yorkba kortárs magyar versekből. Bőröndjeikben tegnap született költemények lapulnak – tucatnyi mai magyar költő tollából –, amelyek Magyarországról, vagy épp a közös világunkról mesélnek.
Részletek → Regisztráció →10:00 AM -12:00 PM Részletek:
Our bodies keep the score. Past experiences, tension, daily stress, and trauma become deeply embedded in our muscles, movement patterns, and posture. As Bessel van der Kolk’s research shows, the connection between body and mind is essential in shaping how we perceive ourselves and the world.
Esemény helyszíne:Movement Research, 150 1st Ave, New York, NY 10009, United States
Részletek → Regisztráció →4:00 PM Részletek:
#Orpheus#Eurydice, the first full-evening performance collaboration between Simkó and Grecsó, is a richly textured, emotionally resonant contemporary dance piece.
Esemény helyszíne:La Mama Experimental Theatre Club – The Downstairs Theatre
66 EAST 4TH STREET, NEW YORK, 10003
6:00 PM Részletek:
Inspired by the Ten Commandments, the play of Csaba Székely follows ten lonely individuals, gradually uncovering the hidden connections between them in the style of a crime series. As part of the staged reading there will be a visually atmospheric introduction created for this occasion by Kriszta Remete.
Esemény helyszíne:La Mama Experimental Theatre Club – The Downstairs Theatre
66 EAST 4TH STREET, NEW YORK, 10003
https://www.lamama.org/
Fesztivál (3-7. September) + Program táblázat
Beatrix Trisha Simkó – Zoltán Grecsó: #ORPHEUS#EURYDICE (Contemporary dance)
Esemény időpontja: 2025 September 07. , 4:00 PM Részletek:#Orpheus#Eurydice, the first full-evening performance collaboration between Simkó and Grecsó, is a richly textured, emotionally resonant contemporary dance piece.
Esemény helyszíne:La Mama Experimental Theatre Club – The Downstairs Theatre
66 EAST 4TH STREET, NEW YORK, 10003
Language of the performance: nonverbal
Subtitle: –
Age rating and special info: 14+, nudity
Beatrix Trisha Simkó and Zoltán Grecsó’s duet is one of the defining performances of contemporary Hungarian dance. The piece has been running for nine years, including a unique five-season run at the Vígszínház (Comedy Theatre of Budapest), a leading repertory theatre in Hungary.
The production has toured extensively across Hungary and Europe, appearing at numerous festivals. It has been invited twice to Finland, performing in Kuopio and Oulu, where it was warmly received by international audiences. It has also featured at the Šibenik Dance Festival in Croatia, the Flow5 Festival in Romania, and at the Miercurea Ciuc Theatre in Romania — all with the support of the National Cultural Fund (NKA). The piece reached the Hungarian community in Košice, Slovakia, as part of the Thália Dance Evenings program, achieving unanimous acclaim on each occasion.
In 2018, it was awarded the Grand Prize at Hungary’s Veszprém Dance Festival.
The duo puts Orpheus’ and Eurydice’s mythos in today’s conditions, giving a special interpretation to this so many times presented love story.
Now, Eurydice will be expelled to the hell of our present world. Of course, she will be followed by his lover, the famous singer of the Greek mythology, but even though Orpheus understands the language of the animals, this world is and remains unfamiliar to him, and suddenly he gets helpless and incapable – he has no vigor to confront the ethos of the 21st century.
He tries to adjust to Eurydice’s new lifestyle, but Orpheus is not able to alter himself: his internal rhythm, which is different and slower than that of the beloved woman’s, does not match the everyday of his changed lover. Their love, which was believed to be immortal, even to survive death itself, will be in danger. The happy, ageless slowness will be uninterpretable in the caducity and quickness of the present.
Once again, Orpheus enters the underworld to find his lover, but this time their relationship becomes hell.
The dancer duo presents the conflict between the world of myths and the realities of the present, but dramatically it offers even more, by demythologizing their heroes themselves. Orpheus and Eurydice do not have to fight gigantic adversaries, like death. Their inglorious but at the same time hard fight will be about the everyday, the change, and the different world views.
This is an exciting challenge, to code this momentary collision, presenting dissonance and diversity in the language of motions only. Dance allows to show the mainspring of human relationships, the internal forces generating unsolvable conflicts.
In their duo, Beatrix Trisha Simkó and Zoltán Grecsó accumulate their experience of years of working together, using Dániel Dömölky’s clear scenography construction, in the atmosphere created by sound designer Ábris Gryllus.
Dániel Dömölky, the creator of the visual content and trailer, requests that this trailer be used exclusively for purposes related to HLF 2025. The file must not be transferred to anyone or used without his consent.
Credits:
Choreography, dance: Beatrix Trisha Simkó, Zoltán Grecsó
Music: Ábris Gryllus
Set design: Dániel Dömölky
Costum: Petra Földi
Production manager: Brigitta Kovács
Production assistant: Eszter Lovrity
Producer: Pro Progressione
Special thanks to: Anita Vodál, Stefánia Ágoston, Anna Bagi, Eszter Kálmán, Bálint Nagy, József Pető, Tamás Reich, Borbála Sebők, Ádám Szellő, Anikó Zsalakovics
Beatrix Trisha Simkó is a dancer, performer, choreographer and media artist. She graduated from the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest and Hamburg University, where she studied performance and media art. She has been an active creator and performer for more than ten years of the Hungarian dance scene, and since 2015 she has worked in many international theatre and dance collaborations, mainly in Germany. She is an Aerowaves and Life Long Burning selected artist, her performances have been presented at prestigious venues throughout Europe such as Festival d’Avignon, Théâtre National Wallonie-Bruxelles, Španski borci Ljubljana, Hessischen Staatsballett in Darmstadt, Kampnagel, Kuopio and Ou Dance Festival. She works in a close partnership with the Budapest-based Workshop Foundation.
In her stage works she has a strong focus on visuality, and often combines different mediums. She is constantly in a vivid dialogue about intercultural and intergenarational perspectives on social structures. In connection with her performative works she initiates reach-out projects therefore engaging better with the audience and local communities in different formats. simkobeatrix.hu
Zoltán Grecsó is a freelance dance artist, choreographer, and the artistic director of Willany Leó Improvisation Dance Theatre since 2009. He graduated from Anton Bruckner Privatuniversität in 2005, and has since been an active contributor to the Hungarian contemporary dance scene as a performer, choreographer, and educator.
He teaches contemporary dance technique and body awareness, both for professional dancers and amateurs. For ten years he taught at the University of Theatre and Film Arts, and for eight years at the Hungarian Dance University.
Over the past twenty years, he has participated in nearly one hundred productions in Hungary and internationally.
Zoltán frequently collaborates with his brother, Krisztián Grecsó – a renowned writer, poet, and editor of ÉS literary magazine – creating multidisciplinary performances that combine movement, text, and music. www.grecso.com
Sponsors and supporters:
Ministry of Human Resources, National Cultural Fund, Comedy Theatre
Budapest, Workshop Foundation, Sín Production, Spicc Studio, Movein Studio,
Eötvös 10, Pro Progressione, PUR E, DNN, deephoto
Hungary L!ve Festival is made possible in part by the generous support of the Tulipán Foundation. The festival is presented in the frames of Shares at La MaMa, providing theatre space for non-curated productions.
Credit: Dömölky Dániel