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Budapesti bemutató - Spartacus / Kecskemét City Balett
2026-03-05T18:00:00.000Z
Using the language of dance, Spartacus brings to life one of the most moving stories in history: in the dust of the arena, men faced each other, but not only each other, but the World, Power, and Fate.
The story is set in the golden age of the Roman Empire, where Spartacus, a free Thracian warrior, is thrust by misfortune into the harsh world of gladiatorial slaves. The bloody battles of the arena test not only his physical strength but also his mental stamina. Behind the roar of applause in the arenas there is always the rattle of the chains of the helpless—and the increasingly strong desire for justice and freedom in Spartacus’s heart.
Mar
05
Schedule
The memory of one of the most famous historical figures in antiquity remains with us to this day. His name still evokes the story of the rebellious slaves who would not give in to their cruel fate. In this dance theatre performance, the Kecskemét City Ballet unfolds this struggle for freedom with monumental power: the stage brings to life the heroic camaraderie of the gladiators, the awakening and then the dashed hopes of the slaves, the unbridled cruelty of those in power, and the overwhelming power of love.
Thanks to the many literary, cinematic, and theatrical adaptations of the story, Spartacus and his love, Flavia, have become, in the course of recent decades, symbols of freedom and the elemental desire for human dignity.
The passionate choreography tells the story of the struggle between body and soul using dynamic and powerful scenes. The irresistible pulsation of the music and the captivating movements of the dancers evoke both the glory and the cruelty of the ancient world, and above all the eternal dream of the human spirit: the enduring desire for Freedom.
Spartacus: László Pavleszek
Flavia, Idea: Nikolett Nagy
Crassus: Norbert Szigethy
Aegina: Lara Gömöri
Maximus: Estebe Abrisketa
Batiatus: Milán Földesi
Beast: Lotti Varga
slaves, gladiators, hetairas, Romans, legionaries:
Márk Divinec, Milán Földesi, Sámuel Gáspár, Lara Gömöri, Luca Hoffmann, Johanna Rozsovits, Márk Szatmári, Norbert Szigethy, Lotti Varga, Tícia Szonja Weisz, Estebe Abrisketa
Composer: Gábor Nagysolymosi
Set and Costume Designer: Csaba Antal
Lighting Designer: József Pető
Consultant: Tamás Szabó
Movement Assistant: Attila Rónai
Stage Manager: Dávid Stolz
Assistant Director: Anna Sirkó
Choreographer Assistant / Co-Choreographer: Nikolett Nagy
Director-choreographer: Dóra Barta
Location
National Dance Theatre
On 15 February 2019, Budapest's unique new cultural arena opened its doors: the new National Dance Theatre in Millenáris Park. The building, equipped with the latest theatre technology and featuring unique architectural solutions, offers two theatre halls and a chamber hall for dance lovers, as well as rehearsal rooms for professional dancers. The foyer of the building will also become a community space open to visitors to the park, giving Millenáris the opportunity to become even more part of the capital's bloodstream.
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