The company made its debut with Lunatika, winner of the Rudolf Lábán Prize and various festival awards. With the intention to send a message from the stage, the company has developed its unique style using expressive and powerful elements of physical dance, in which individual moves are inspired by the dancers’ personalities, and approaching dance not just aesthetically, but as a form of theatrical language.

The company's repertoire includes perfomances that are distinctly visual and meaningful (Faun, overDose, After), or they reflect current issues in cultural policy (Stop’n’Go, Virtus).

As one of Budapest’s key independent dance collectives and creative communities, the company frequently performs at national and international events and festivals, and collaborates with international artists.

It also organizes workshops and professional events and remains dedicated to co-productions and international collaborations.

1. Where did you grow up?
I was born and grew up in Szeged, which is a nice, mediterranian city on the south. I spent most of my time there, but since my parents are scientists, we always traveled a lot, I lived in Toronto and in New York also for a while.

2. If you could be an expat anywhere in the world, where would you choose?
Now I am interested in Berlin, but I love to stay in London and of course culturally Paris is always a big temptation.

3. What would you miss most if you moved away from Hungary?
I am very close to my friends and family, this always was a very important part of my life, and now since I have my own dance collective, these artists also play an imoortant part of my life, so I dont intend to move for longer term. I also have to mention that I love libing in Budapest, it is an amazing city with all attractive programs and a special central-european flavour in the attitude of every day life.

4. Friends are in Budapest for a weekend - what must they absolutely see and do?
I would recommend them the Rudas Bath wich is very intimate and traditional, with a nice walk on Gellért Hill afterwards. To see an exhibition in Szépművészeti, go to a ruin bar, and definately visit a theater: Budapest Operett Theater for a musical, or if they are interested in contemporary art, then I would take them for a performance in Trafó house. For eating fast in Bors at Kazinczy street, or try any other place in that area.

5. What is your favourite food?
Unfortunately I love pasta, inany kind of italian version, but mostly the ones with pesto, crab and olives. In hungarian cousine the chicken paprikash with dumplings is my favorite.

6. What is your favourite sport / form of exercise?
I like playing squash and love to do yoga. In the summer I usually go surfing, and jet skiing, during the winter I never miss a few days og skiing.

7. What is your favourite place in Hungary?
The Balaton on the north part, around Csopak is just beautiful. For hiking I go in the Mátra.

8. What career other than yours would you love to pursue?
It would be interesting to be a film director, or a zoo manager, or maybe a restaurant owner.

9. What’s a job you would definitely never want?
Being an officer, or a sails management.

10. Where did you spend your last vacation?
In Croatia.

11. Where do you hope to spend your next one?
In Zanzibar.

12. What was your favourite band, film, or hobby as a teen?
I loved The Doors, Nikita the film, and I loved going to concerts and do extreme sports like rafting.

13. Apart of temptation what can’t you resist?
Having fun with friends, cooking good food, and suprise the ones that I love.

14. Red wine or white?
Definately white, or rosé, from Hungarian wine makers.

15. Book or movie?
Nowadays mostly movies.

16. Morning person or night person?
Since my theater works we usually are more lively during the night.

17. Which social issue do you feel most strongly about?
To make better situation in cultural field for young artist.

18. Buda or Pest side?
I like Buda better.

19. Which achievement in your life are you most pleased about?
My own dance company, and for all the big shows I have done in the Open Theather in front of 4000 people in Szeged.

20. What would you say is your personal motto?
Hard work always has its prescious results, we should never be lazy, and believe in our dreams and goals. Among the artistic work which is very important for me, I never want to forget to enjoy life and enjoy other people. Life is so short, that every minute should be well lived.