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##Contemporary theatre and dance performances @ INOTA Festival 2023
Fulfilling its mission as an all-round art project, the thermal power plant will be the venue for contemporary dance, theatre and movement on the final day of the INOTA Festival.
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Schedule
There will be three very different performances:
Starting with a powerful modern piece (Papa Dollar's Children: Gentlemen), followed by an extraordinary "zengemény", i.e. a fusion of music and physical theatre (Forte Company: The Hatter of the Place), and finally a very exciting contemporary dance performance (Cryptic Bodies // Secret Bodies).
The performances are unique in their own right, so in addition to separate tickets for the first two performances, a combination ticket for both is also available, and any theatre ticket includes entry to the closing performance on a first-come, first-served basis, space permitting.
In addition, all theatre tickets include access to all the festival installations and a visit to the thermal power station - enough for the last Sunday afternoon day of the first Inota Festival.
More information about the festival
INOTA POWER PLANT
The Inota thermal power plant was the largest industrial investment in Hungary in the 1950s, and at its peak, it could have provided street lighting and tram traffic for the whole of Budapest. Its three huge, illustrious cooling towers are not only familiar to anyone who drives to Lake Balaton from the capital, but it is also worth knowing that their novel water-cooled technology was a revolutionary innovation at the time, winning engineers László Heller and László Forgó the Grand Prix at the 1958 Brussels World Exhibition. It was thanks to Inota that these horn-shaped cooling towers soon became widespread throughout the world.
