999

The Chance Of The Hunter theatre company represents Hungary this year at the Voila! Europe multilingual theatre festival supported by the Liszt Institute London.

Voila! Europe is a multilingual theatre festival produced by The Cockpit. Their curated programme of cross-cultural, cross-disciplinary performance opens a trusted portal to new European theatre for independent artists and adventurous audiences. The festival is live on stage in London and live online everywhere, gathering together a welcoming community of the culturally curious.

This years' selected Hungarian play is '999' produced and presented by Chance Of The Hunter. 

Donald Tenborogh has decided to give up nature documentaries and join a hibernation programme to wake up in a better future. In his dreams, he meets his fears and desires: a polar bear dancing in a nightclub, an advertisement for the latest Galvanised Cylinder Bunker, and an unborn child who wants to live. 999 is an apocalyptic dark comedy from Chance of the Hunter, making its international debut.
The show is recommended for anyone above the age of 16 who connects to the following topics: climate crises, climate anxiety, and environmental crises. The Company considers these issues as one of the most urgent questions of the global society. This is the main reason they started to work on their devised theatre performance and searching ways to present it abroad also.

The play will be on stage on the 11th & 12th November 7:00pm.

Performed in Hungarian with English surtitles

CAST
Actors: Gedeon András, Boróka Kovács, Gábor Viktor Kozma, Emese Nagyabonyi, Blanka Szekeres and Fanni Zádor
Previous cast members: Fanni Balogh, Eszter Csépai, Zoltán Nagyhegyesi and Luca Pelsőczy
Dramaturg: Krisztián Kiliti
Designer: Zsuzsi Szőke
Assistants of the designer: Réka Oláh and Fanny Nagy
Mask: Kató Huszár
Composer: Márk Pásztor
Technician: András Váradi
Assistants of the director: Barbara Ágh and Anett Balla
Co-director: Marcel Bélai
Director: Gábor Viktor Kozma

Supported by Trafó Contemporary House of Arts, National Cultural Fund of Hungary, Hungarian Academy of Arts Research Institute of Art Theory and Methodology, Liszt Institute - Hungarian Cultural Centre of London, Greenpeace Hungary, Artists for Climate Awareness group, SÍN Arts Center, Utcaszak-Spec.Street Creative Community

Photos: Chance Of The Hunter / Doreen Photography