Another good and herald news for the English-speaking foreigners working or staying in the mean time in Budapest.
Tristan and Isolde
The performance will be in English language and will be with Hungarian subtitle.
8 p.m. on Tuesday, May, 21. 2013.
Theater and Film University’s Ódry Stage
District, VIII. 2/a Vas Street, Budapest
The Maladype Theater and Mini Theater from Ljubljana, Slovenia will be bringing to Budapest to the Odry Theater the classy world-famous play which was adapted by Mr. Jean Cocteau and now brought to you by director Mr. Zoltán Balázs. Most probably it will be interesting to see the play by young adult Slovenian actors and actresses.
Many may know the background of the fabulous story which hits real life’s situations, just like life and death, reality and dream and indeed talks about two hearts beat as one and their twin souls reflexes. Their stories give a chance again to recall the promise of Eden … We tore it in half in a world of Mini Theater and analyzing the performance of Maladype common man-woman relationship and delicate balance , looking for the answer to this question. The play is presented with their sensitive and fragile experience. It shows a picture of their love for each other day-by-day. Following their story it will be easy to recognize what has happened that turned this world up-side-down.
The Tristan and Isolde history of Maladypében in 2008, was presented with great success. Later on reached its international success. The non-verbal presentation Tojáséj “Egg night” was considered based on improvisations, in which Mr.Zoltán Balazs’s first D company of the “It’s Complicated” (MGP) movement language, which in Ljubljana resolution, the text of Cocteau and dramaturgy, English sounding integrated context. Of course beside the love for each other, the basic conflict is the love triangle that goes on between Isolde, Tristan and Mark, Tristan’s uncle.
No more about the play. It must be seen and each and everyone being at the play will certainly have their own thoughts about the story.
Directored by Mr. Zoltán Balázs, Playreader Ms. Judit Góczán, Set and costume from Ms. Ana Savic Gecan, First assistant director Mr. David Cerar, Production manager Ms. Sylvia Huszár
Actors: Vesna Kuzmić, Ana Urbanc, Jernej Čampelj, Robert Korošec, Rok Kunaver, Tadej Pišek and Marko Ujc
Tickets for the play for adults 2200HUF. and for students, senior, professional and group tickets:1500HUF/person.
Tickets can be purchased every day of the week from 8 a.m. till 10 p.m.
Keeping in mind the foreigner visitors, here is the web site in English language to purchase your online tickets:
http://www.jegy.hu/arrivalorder.php?eid=225438&aid=4746&vid=317
or by going to order through e/mail maladype@maladype.hu or just by simply dialing +36 70 326 8108.
Hope this herald news will make your day and attract you like a magnet. As indicated in the beginning there ain’t too often English-speaking plays in Budapest, so go for it enjoying the play in English language.
Update by Aggie Reiter
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