Tózsa Mikolt: Isten, haza, konyha
- or I've already crossed the Mustache today // Artus - Freeszfe
It all started when I carelessly opened the internet on a quiet evening. I read that "in Hungarian life, the family is organised around the woman, so sooner or later everyone ends up in the kitchen when your mother prepares dinner, and I think that's the case for everyone, not just us, or your wife". I screamed and threw myself on the kitchen stone, but first I had to give the noodle slicer a good washing up*. My ex-boyfriend loves Hungarian cuisine. Katalin Novák says I shouldn't believe that I don't have a free choice. I checked where I am not free. Where you should have your way.
Schedule
Author, performer: Mikolt Tózsa
Mentors: Gábor Goda, László Hudi, Ádám Czirák
Light: Attila Nemesházi
Sound: Zoltán Mózes
Staff: Tímea Oláh, Benjamin Pestalits
Special thanks to: Kozma Zsófi Rebeka, Kocsi Olga, Szántusz Noémi, Tóth Ádám, Sarah Günther, Janicsek Péter, Stern Hanna, Szijártó Dániel, Piller Bettina, Imely Zoltán
Artus
Artus is an open, diverse intellectual and creative workshop, a meeting place for people, ideas and art.
Artus is both Gábor Goda's company, the Artus Studio - a studio in an abandoned factory building of 2000 square metres - and the collective of 30 artists who work there, as well as the Association, which provides the institutional backdrop.
Founded in 1985, Artus is an independent, contemporary, all-arts collective. We have created more than 100 performances and presented them in 25 countries. Since the beginning we have organised international projects, residencies and co-productions.
The Studio's regular programmes include performances by the Artus company, guest performances, visual arts exhibitions, music and other cultural events, as well as self-awareness and movement workshops.