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MoreHungarian performing arts platform registration opens on 15 August 2023
DunaPart is a platform organized by Trafó House of Contemporary Arts presenting the works of Hungarian and local makers for an international audience of professionals to grant visibility to the Hungarian independent performing arts scene, to sustain existing networks and create new connections by offering an intense four-day programme biannually.
The artistic programme is composed of around two dozen performances and events selected by a curatorial team from theater, dance, puppetry, circus and hybrid works that have premiered since the last platform, in this case, since 2019. Curators of the 2023 edition are Orsolya BÁLINT (dance writer, curator), Zsuzsa BERECZ (dramaturge, curator), Tamás JÁSZAY (theater critic, university lecturer, editor-in-chief of Revizor - the critical portal), Beatrix KRICSFALUSI (theater theorist, university lecturer), Levente LUKÁCS (arts manager, dance artist) and Júlia SÁNDOR (dramaturge). Discussions, site visits and diverse informal networking opportunities form an integral part of the platform programme.
Registration opens on 15 August 2023. More information available here.
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