Adél Juhász: Károlyné László

L.K. is a follow-up to my previous solo "László". László, my grandfather, had nothing to do with the content of the piece named after him. When I run out of strength, I dedicate the work I have to do to him, so that I can endure it. My mother died a few years ago. For some reason we live in a world where women are engaged to their husbands, even on the monitor above the sickbed. This piece is in her "name". I think that's "fair". I like it when an abstract work is personified. Elizabeth, by the way! And I was born on her name day.

Adél Juhász is a contemporary dancer and choreographer in Hungary and Switzerland. She graduated from La Manufacture in Lausanne. As a co-artist with L'Abri in Geneva, she created a solo work entitled Károlyné László, which debuted at Pavillon ADC (Geneva, 2021). As part of the OuinchOuinch collective, they are currently on an international tour with their piece HappyHype, which has been selected for the Swiss Dance Days 2022. Adél Juhász, Salômé Guillemin-Poeuf and Camille Poudret's "Technopagans - tuning your inner cables" was presented at La Batie Festival (Geneva, 2022). Adél is currently working on her latest work by Öztrük Ceylan at the Gessneralle Theatre (Zurich, 2023). In Hungary, she is working with choreographers Csaba Molnár, Anna Biczók and Viktor Szeri.

Choreographer, performer.

Composer, performer: Márton Csernovszky

Light: Gautier Teuscher (CH) / Ferenc Payer

Media designer: Yann Longchamp (CH) / András Nagy

Costume design: Vass Csenge

Sponsors: Pavillon ADC, Nestlé Foundation for Art, Foundation L'Abri, NKA Imre Zoltán Program, Sín Cultural Centre, Fondation L'Abri, Loterie Romande

Ticket price: 2400 Ft

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Venue: main hall

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