Az új év a Trafó számára rendhagyó fordulópontot jelöl: búcsúzik két, az intézmény szempontjából rendkívül meghatározó személyiség, Barda Beáta, ügyvezető igazgató, és Szabó György, a Trafó alapítója. Tőlük a stafétát 2025. januártól Erdődi Katalin, a Trafó új igazgatója, és Böröcz Judit, programvezető veszik át. Az évindító-korszakzáró esemény keretében búcsúrevüvel ünnepeljük és köszönjük meg Beának és Gyurinak a sokéves, fáradhatatlan munkájukat, valamint bemutatkozik a Trafó csapatához csatlakozó Kati és Judit, akik egy performatív híradóval adnak betekintést a jövővel kapcsolatos terveikbe. 

A társulatunk egy performatív akcióval készül az eseményre.

Ingyenes esemény, előzetes regisztrációval. Foglald le a helyed itt: Forróváltás_regisztráció

What happens when chaos and order meet? ProperMess is a playful exploration of the clash between these polar opposites, impersonated by Mr Proper and Miss Mess. 

The result is a high energy and entertaining show that has no shortage of technique but is moved along by humour and most of all playfulness. 

This is an experiment. We have some intentions, but just like you we don’t exactly know what is going to happen. “InThisTogether” is a participatory circus show that relies on the audience in order to happen at all. If you choose to be involved, you will experience the trust, focus and joy that is so intrinsic to circus. And yes, you will share some of the risk and responsibility, too.

This performance was created in the framework of Staféta program and recieved the EFFEA Grant.

We have recieved the EFFEA Grant for our latest creation InThisTogether, that enables us to go on residency to Slovenia, Czechia, Croatia and Serbia during the next year. The show will be accompanied by an audience discussion and a workshop for partner acrobatics and counterweighted aerial acrobatics.

This is an experiment. We have some intentions, but just like you we don’t exactly know what is going to happen. “InThisTogether” is a participatory circus show that relies on the audience in order to happen at all. If you choose to be involved, you will experience the trust, focus and joy that is so intrinsic to circus. And yes, you will share some of the risk and responsibility, too.

This is an experiment. We have some intentions, but just like you we don’t exactly know what is going to happen. “InThisTogether” is a participatory circus show that relies on the audience in order to happen at all. If you choose to be involved, you will experience the trust, focus and joy that is so intrinsic to circus. And yes, you will share some of the risk and responsibility, too.

This is an experiment. We have some intentions, but just like you we don’t exactly know what is going to happen. “InThisTogether” is a participatory circus show that relies on the audience in order to happen at all. If you choose to be involved, you will experience the trust, focus and joy that is so intrinsic to circus. And yes, you will share some of the risk and responsibility, too.

We have recieved the EFFEA Grant for our latest creation InThisTogether, that enables us to go on residency to Slovenia, Czechia, Croatia and Serbia during the next year. The show will be accompanied by an audience discussion and a workshop for partner acrobatics and counterweighted aerial acrobatics.

This is an experiment. We have some intentions, but just like you we don’t exactly know what is going to happen. “InThisTogether” is a participatory circus show that relies on the audience in order to happen at all. If you choose to be involved, you will experience the trust, focus and joy that is so intrinsic to circus. And yes, you will share some of the risk and responsibility, too.

Parkour, the urban extreme sport that is characterized by acrobatic and choreographed motions, can easily connect to performing art in the broadest sense, theatre or dance. And since the street is its natural medium, viewers are bound to get involved – perhaps even as participants. You are the Flow is a multidisciplinary production, as well as a jam, that relies on the viewer’s active participation.

What happens when chaos and order meet? ProperMess is a playful exploration of the clash between these polar opposites, impersonated by Mr Proper and Miss Mess. 

The result is a high energy and entertaining show that has no shortage of technique but is moved along by humour and most of all playfulness. 

Parkour, the urban extreme sport that is characterized by acrobatic and choreographed motions, can easily connect to performing art in the broadest sense, theatre or dance. And since the street is its natural medium, viewers are bound to get involved – perhaps even as participants. You are the Flow is a multidisciplinary production, as well as a jam, that relies on the viewer’s active participation.

What happens when chaos and order meet? ProperMess is a playful exploration of the clash between these polar opposites, impersonated by Mr Proper and Miss Mess. 

The result is a high energy and entertaining show that has no shortage of technique but is moved along by humour and most of all playfulness. 

Parkour, the urban extreme sport that is characterized by acrobatic and choreographed motions, can easily connect to performing art in the broadest sense, theatre or dance. And since the street is its natural medium, viewers are bound to get involved – perhaps even as participants. You are the Flow is a multidisciplinary production, as well as a jam, that relies on the viewer’s active participation.

What happens when chaos and order meet? ProperMess is a playful exploration of the clash between these polar opposites, impersonated by Mr Proper and Miss Mess. 

The result is a high energy and entertaining show that has no shortage of technique but is moved along by humour and most of all playfulness. 

We have recieved the EFFEA Grant for our latest creation InThisTogether, that enables us to go on residency to Slovenia, Czechia, Croatia and Serbia during the next year. The show will be accompanied by an audience discussion and a workshop for partner acrobatics and counterweighted aerial acrobatics.

This is an experiment. We have some intentions, but just like you we don’t exactly know what is going to happen. “InThisTogether” is a participatory circus show that relies on the audience in order to happen at all. If you choose to be involved, you will experience the trust, focus and joy that is so intrinsic to circus. And yes, you will share some of the risk and responsibility, too.

What happens when chaos and order meet? ProperMess is a playful exploration of the clash between these polar opposites, impersonated by Mr Proper and Miss Mess. 

The result is a high energy and entertaining show that has no shortage of technique but is moved along by humour and most of all playfulness. 

You are the Flow is a multidisciplinary production, as well as a jam, that relies on the viewer’s active participation.

The programme speaks to both sportsmen and the audience of contemporary art, and hopes to move each group out of its comfort zone.

The performance is deeply intended to serve evoking the so-called flow-experience with the tools and community structure of contemporary dance. 

As part of the international rural touring collaboration SPARSE we’ve been invited by Sinum Theater to participate.

What happens when chaos and order meet? ProperMess is a playful exploration of the clash between these polar opposites, impersonated by Mr Proper and Miss Mess. 

The result is a high energy and entertaining show that has no shortage of technique but is moved along by humour and most of all playfulness. 

What happens when chaos and order meet? ProperMess is a playful exploration of the clash between these polar opposites, impersonated by Mr Proper and Miss Mess. 

The result is a high energy and entertaining show that has no shortage of technique but is moved along by humour and most of all playfulness. 

InThisTogether is the concept of a participatory circus show that at several points relies on the audience in order to happen at all. The basic intent is to extend the internal experiences of the artists to a wider public, to involve them close enough to let them experience the trust, focus and joy that is so intrinsic to our disciplines. This involves sharing some of the risk, in a controlled environment and researching collective responsibility.