While the organic, animalistic movements of the struggle perfectly mirror the struggles of human combat, the occasional bird’s-eye view of the human soul is precisely the attempt to escape from this closed world. The playfulness of the visual world, balancing on the borderline between the grotesque and the serious, makes the performance easy to interpret. The theme of freedom and confinement, associated with the desire to soar, is one of FrenÁk’s trademarks, and thus the struggles for self-actualisation, autonomy, acceptance, and the pursuit of passion form the basis of the theme. At the end of the performance, in one of the outstanding scenes with a strong emotional impact, it is as if a mystical being gives the spirit of destiny, the symbol of freedom, the power to fly. It is in these moments that the unity of the piece and the uniqueness of FrenÁk’s world is revealed.
Contributors: Péter Holoda, Eoin Mac Donncha, Léna Árvay-Vass, Viktor Banka, Balázs Buda, Gergely Cserháti, Gergely Nyári
Concept, Choreography: FrenÁk
Composer, Musical Concept (Lutte): Ábris Gryllus
Dramaturge: Dr. Nóra Horváth
Rope Access: György Zoltai
Visuals: Frenák Victoria
Sound Technology: András Horváth
Lighting (new version): József Pető
Stage Master: Balázs Filep
Production Assistant: Gergely Nyári
