Director-choreographer Attila Egerházi created genre pictures for Boban Markovic's unique and extremely dynamic, lively, and dramatic musical world, which create a string of sarcastic and humorous scenes that present a world and express a feeling of life.
BOBAN MARKOVIĆ ORKESTAR Parade & concert
Ballet and Balkan folk music
(Rainday: 12th June)
Part I.
Parade
A cooproduction of the Boban Markovic Orkestar and the Székesfehérvár Ballet Theatre.
Part II.
Boban Markovic Orkestar concert
In the first part of the performance, we present the ballet “Parade”: the cooproduction of the Boban Markovic Orkestar and the Székesfehérvár Ballet Theatre, directed by the choreographer Attila Egerházi. The production is a contemporary dance theater work, the purpose of which is to dramatize music with a special tone and stylistic features, nourished by deep roots, and visually present it with dance theater tools. The Parade articulates a feeling of life in the language of dance theater. The show is based on the music album Mrak and presents different moods and situations.
Director-choreographer Attila Egerházi created genre pictures for Boban Markovic's unique and extremely dynamic, lively, and dramatic musical world, which create a string of sarcastic and humorous scenes that present a world and express a feeling of life.
The second part of the evening is the frenetic concert of the Boban Markovic Orkestar creating a real Balkan atmosphere on the stage of the Margaret Island Theater.
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