Duration: 60 min.
Language: Bulgarian
Directed by: Gabriella Hadzhikostova, Istvan Nagy
Music: Attila Simon
Cast: Maria Dzhoykeva, Nicole Nikolova, Nicole Sultanova, Tsvetelina Nikolova
based on Radostina Angelova’s novel “The Viennese Apartment”
The performance is supported by the Hungarian Ministry of Human Resources
“When the eyes of a woman blossom, it’s a bad sign... But they may never blossom.”
A synthesized performance, combining speech, modern dance theater, music and movements. It’s not a classical piece based on a novel. Without being slaves to conventions, we bravely cross genres and language limitations.
MALKO TEATRO – BUDAPEST, HUNGARY and STATE PUPPET THEATRE – SLIVEN, BULGARIA
Malko Teatro is a private theatre company established in 1996 in Budapest, Hungary by Gabriella Hadzsikosztova and István Nagy. It defends constantly its artistic and structural independency.
Malko Teatro is an open space for dialogue between arts far beyond the limits of Budapest.
The performances combine tradition and innovation, authentic music, jazz and modern dance, painting and new media.
The company works mainly with contemporary authors, creating works especially for its productions.
Malko Teatro maintains close partnership with theatres and festivals in whole Europe.
A group of enthusiasts - Todor Proykov, Zdravka Mihaylova, Ivanka Kavrakova, Milka Mihaylova, Zdravka Strateva, Maria Valeva and others founded in 1961 an amateur puppet theatre company. A little bit later it became a semi-professional company and since January 1971 it has been officially named State Puppet Theatre - Sliven.
In our days State Puppet Theatre - Sliven is one of the leading theatre institutes in the region and a gathering point for cultural events, both for children and adults. It has been awarded with multiple national and international awards, invitations and nominations for participation in festivals and events. The Theatre has received recognition from the critics and the audience in Bulgaria, Algeria, Morocco, England, France, Germany, Russia, Poland, Belgium, Hungary, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ukraine, Italy, Portugal and Albania.
Since 2009 Theatre has been organizing International Festival of Arts “The Magic of the Wind”.
