Váróterem Projekt and Zug is looking forward to see you in November offering a variety of events and shows!

We will perform the latest show of our company titled Fishez twice: on November the 3rd and the 20th join us to experience a show constructed by the means of devised method coordinated by Krisztina Sipos. On the 14th of November we will perform once again Unpredicted directed by Ferenc Sinkó.

We will also perform shows dedicated to our young audience members: Bánk Bán?Jelen!, Dragon Works and Qkac (Worm). The last one is based on Dániel Varró’s love poem cycle using the structure of the cildren’s song Boci-boci tarka and it will take place on the 9th of November at ZUG. Bánk Bán?Jelen! will be performed at Turda and Dragon Works at the Puck Puppet Theater.

On the 30th of October, Váróterem Projekt will attend the farthest festival so far: we will perform Occupy Yourself in Skopje (the capital of Macedonia) at the international festival SKUPI.

The International Theatre Festival (ITF) SkupiFestival was established in the premises of the N.I. Albanian Theatre – Skopje, in November 2007. The same year, the first festival edition took place under the motto “Play to be”. The festival offers a significant encounter with performances from abroad, offering a view into the innovative, eager to risk, and progressively thinking theater of nowadays. The festival program consists of performances where the new tendencies in the theater are not a sole artistic purpose but are going hand in hand with initiating critical thinking on socially and politically challenging issues.

Thursday, on October 18, 2018, at 7pm we gather for the first show of this season, Fishez,  and the 21st show of the Váróterem Projekt company.

The director and coordinator of the show is Krisztina Sipos, who has already appeared in numerous roles in the company’s shows. As a director, this is her second after the show Tuesday – choirtemporary show, which was successfully received at the Kolozsvári7 festival in Budapest and the FEST-FDR festival in Timisoara. In 2017, she was awarded the Best Theater Artist of the Year under the age of 35, by Játéktér magazine.