The expressive new work of Botis Seva, founder of his company Far From The Norm, revolves around the unconscious mind.

A new voice for NDT, Seva is at home in the realms of hip-hop, physical theatre and contemporary dance, and continuously reinvents his approach to dance and creativity. His experiments with form, structure and theatrics result in an intricate and emotional language of movement.

Moving to the increasingly frantic speed of its score, Walking Mad (2001) takes us through the various stages between madness and violence. With a moving wall at centre stage, Johan Inger illustrates the boundaries we create in our relationships, in our minds, and the fragile barrier between sanity and insanity. Originally created for the dancers of NDT 1, we are excited to now bring it to NDT 2.

With the return of Folkå (2021), created in collaboration with the dancers of NDT 2, we get another chance to experience Marcos Morau’s distinct narrative and aesthetic.

A pulsating visual and auditory landscape, the work tells an evocative story about community and its customs and traditions. It presents a ritual for our time, where looking to the past reminds us of our place in the endless cycle of life and we celebrate mankind’s relationship to nature.

Place: National Dance Theatre

Address: 1024 Budapest, Kis Rókus u. 16-20