Perkucigó
Perkucigó is a concert theatre performance enriched with stand-up elements, which presents Zsolt Fekete's identity crisis. As a Hungarian from Romania with a hidden gypsy origin, he finds himself in surprising situations...
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An important aim is to initiate a dialogue between viewers and creators on the plight of Roma, raising awareness of inequalities in human rights, particularly in access to health, education and social services.
The performance is constantly changing and reflecting on the current social problems of our time and the importance of identity issues. Csaba Székely's writing and dramaturgical intervention keep the work topical and fresh.
Zsolt Fekete (1983, Sfântu Gheorghe) is an actor and theatre-maker, who studied in Târgu Mures. He started his career in the Hungarian independent theatre scene with the KoMa Company, then worked in various independent productions, including Trafo, Szkene, Ódry Stage, as well as in the National Theatre of Târgu Mures and Yorick Studio. Currently, he is a member of the Tamási Áron Theatre in Sfântu Gheorghe and works on his own theatre projects.
After the performance, the creators invite you to a discussion.
The performance will be presented in cooperation with the Pont.Ma Youth Association of Sfântu Gheorghe and the Határ Műhely Association of Budapest. In the framework of the cooperation, Benett Vilmányi's work 1V1 will also be shown at the Tamási Áron Theatre in Sfântu Gheorghe as part of the St. George Days. Through the performances, we will initiate a dialogue on social prejudices, the role of micro-communities in the development of prejudice, and issues of equal opportunities for vulnerable groups.
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