5-8 June 2009, Pécs
Lukas Bärfuss: The Test
translated by Attila Lőrinczy
After last year's success with The Bus, the most exciting Swiss playwright of our days was given another reading of a new play, whose translation was commissioned by PanoDrama and paid by the Goethe Institute. His earliest play, The Sexual Neuroses of Our Parents will be directed by the same director to open in early autumn as the first ever Bärfuss-premiere in Hungary.
with István Gyuricza, József Kelemen, Lia Pokorny, Szabolcs Thuróczy, Olga Varjú
Dramaturg/Producer: Anna Lengyel
Directed by Attila Réthly
Vasily Sigaryev: Guppi
translated by Annamária Radnai
One of Russia's most successful playwrights, who has had several exciting productions in Hungary inspired the translation, which was then co-financed by PanoDrama. The reading had a star cast and will be repeated in the autumn before the full production soon coming up.
with Imre Csuja, Anna Györgyi, Péter Scherer
Directed by Csaba Kiss
Alice Müller: Elvira and Petunia
This play, written in Hungarian by a Swiss playwright, won third place at PanoDrama's playwriting workshop this past winter. Alice Müller is an actor, playwright and director, who participated at the rehearsals of her short absurdist drama to get a first full reading at the festival. A discussion with the author followed.
with Eszter Bánfalvi, Tibor Mertz, Tamás Ujláb, Tibor Urbán, Marianna Szalay,
Directed by Böbe Bodor
The first year's program in 2008 included
The Bus by Lukas Bärfuss
The first year's program in 2008 included
The Bus by Lukas Bärfuss
translated by Ildikó Gáspár
with Ferenc Elek, Judit Pogány, Anna Szandtner, László Szula, Krisztina Urbanovits, Zoltán Varga
dramaturg/producer: Anna Lengyel
directed by Andor Lukáts
directed by Andor Lukáts
Mobile Horror by Juha Jokela
translated by Yvette Jankó-Szép
with Attila Magyar, Gábor Róbert, Ákos Orosz, Edit Vlahovics
Shadow of a Boy by Arne Lygre
translated by Éva Dobos
with Zsuzsa Horváth, Erzsébet Nagyváradi, Anna Orosz, András Pál, Tibor Szakács
Dramaturgy by Judit Garai
Directed by Gábor Czeizel