Lili Raubinek: Respect for the 23.000
A presentation about the 23,000 children and the people who work with them, who live far away from everything, out of sight of society. Who don't deserve the same as you and me. Forgotten by the "great family-friendly" Hungary.
Schedule
36 sqm puzzle tatami covering. The spectators are surrounded by this fighting/playing area and witness the fight. The five dancers work from Brazilian jiu jitsu, initial raw contact dancing and prospect.
With this performance, I want to pay tribute to the 23,000 children who are trying to survive every day in the Hungarian child protection system. Even though I know that this will not make it better or easier for them.
Lili Raubinek lives and works in Hungary as a freelance choreographer and dancer, and also spent two and a half years working in a children's foster home. Her performances are typically located at the crossroads of dance and theatre. Her work usually responds to a social phenomenon.
choreographer: Lili Raubinek
dancers: Máté Asbóth, Barbara Eyassu-Vincze, Márton Gláser, Patrik Kelemen, Zita Thury
Music by Rozi Mákó
Light: Dézsi Kata
production partner: Katlan Group
Supporters: Imre Zoltán Programme, NKA, EMMI, Sín Art Centre, Artus Studio, Tranzit House
Trafó House of Contemporary Arts
The Trafó House of Contemporary Arts in Budapest is a unique venue in Hungary, embedded in the international contemporary scene, where different genres - theatre, dance, new circus, music and visual arts - are presented in a unique and authentic way.
