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The Szigligeti Theatre's Nagyvárad Dance Ensemble mentoring program addressing amateur folk dance groups in Bihor County is underway. This year's program - which also includes secondary school drama circles - bears the title "Dance in the Fallow" in connection with the Ady Memorial Year.
Similar to last year (the "Bridge Inauguration" project during the Arany Memorial Year), this year we plan to present the results of our mentoring work at five venues in Belényes, Nagyszalonta, Nagyvárad, Margitta, and Érmihályfalva.
Around fifty people worked together to realize these events, and nearly three hundred folk dancers mastered the tyúkodi dances with the help of our dancers.
In Nagyvárad, the Szigligeti Theatre's partners in implementing the program are the Csillagocska Folk Dance Ensemble (Nagyvárad), the Galagonya Folk Dance Ensemble (Bors), the Szentjánosbogár Folk Dance Group (Biharszentjános), the Pitypang Folk Dance Group (Szalárd), the Pacsirták Folk Dance Group (Mezőtelegd), the Zajgó Folk Dance Group (Székelyhíd), the Gilice Folk Dance Group (Paptamási), the Szömörce Folk Dance Group (Bihardiószeg), the Szarkaláb Folk Dance Group (Biharkeresztes), and the Ady Endre Theoretical Lyceum in Nagyvárad. The amateur dance groups' preparation is supported by Forgács Zsombor, Schmith Nándor Gyula, Forgács Popp Jácint, Szabó Mercédesz, and the dance artists of the Nagyvárad Dance Ensemble. The gala performances are accompanied in every case by the orchestra of the Nagyvárad Dance Ensemble.
The director of the Nagyvárad performance is Novák Eszter, a Jászai Mari Prize-winning theatre director and artistic director of the Szigligeti Association.
The performances resulting from the "Dance in the Fallow" project are made possible with the support of the Ministry of Human Resources and the Csoóri Sándor Foundation.
In Nagyvárad - the central venue of the program - the results of the project will be presented on two occasions.
One month after the May 11 event, on the main stage of the Szigligeti Theatre on June 12, Wednesday at 19:00, the audience will once again be able to see the dance performance created from the joint work of local and regional amateur folk dance groups and students.
Similar to last year (the "Bridge Inauguration" project during the Arany Memorial Year), this year we plan to present the results of our mentoring work at five venues in Belényes, Nagyszalonta, Nagyvárad, Margitta, and Érmihályfalva.
Around fifty people worked together to realize these events, and nearly three hundred folk dancers mastered the tyúkodi dances with the help of our dancers.
In Nagyvárad, the Szigligeti Theatre's partners in implementing the program are the Csillagocska Folk Dance Ensemble (Nagyvárad), the Galagonya Folk Dance Ensemble (Bors), the Szentjánosbogár Folk Dance Group (Biharszentjános), the Pitypang Folk Dance Group (Szalárd), the Pacsirták Folk Dance Group (Mezőtelegd), the Zajgó Folk Dance Group (Székelyhíd), the Gilice Folk Dance Group (Paptamási), the Szömörce Folk Dance Group (Bihardiószeg), the Szarkaláb Folk Dance Group (Biharkeresztes), and the Ady Endre Theoretical Lyceum in Nagyvárad. The amateur dance groups' preparation is supported by Forgács Zsombor, Schmith Nándor Gyula, Forgács Popp Jácint, Szabó Mercédesz, and the dance artists of the Nagyvárad Dance Ensemble. The gala performances are accompanied in every case by the orchestra of the Nagyvárad Dance Ensemble.
The director of the Nagyvárad performance is Novák Eszter, a Jászai Mari Prize-winning theatre director and artistic director of the Szigligeti Association.
The performances resulting from the "Dance in the Fallow" project are made possible with the support of the Ministry of Human Resources and the Csoóri Sándor Foundation.
In Nagyvárad - the central venue of the program - the results of the project will be presented on two occasions.
One month after the May 11 event, on the main stage of the Szigligeti Theatre on June 12, Wednesday at 19:00, the audience will once again be able to see the dance performance created from the joint work of local and regional amateur folk dance groups and students.
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