News
A two-day-long workshop had been ended in Budapest
Cooperating with three other colleagues – Esztella Levko, Sebastián Cortés, and Mátyás Marofka – we had led a two-day-long workshop on physical methods of actor training in Budapest organized by Ladder Art Company. The cooperation as common research on actor training was fully inspiring. Thanks to the participants, who worked with engagement, trust, and open-mindedness. Special thanks to the INspiral Circus Center for the place they gave us. If you missed this session, follow the facebook page of the Kis Színház to get the latest news. The pictures of the workshop will be uploaded soon.
Review about the summer workshop in Utrecht
One of the participants posted a review on her blog about the workshop we led with Judith Bruynzeels and Carl Anders Hollender in Utrecht, Netherlands this summer. Thank you very much for the kind words Helen Tenisson. CHECK IT OUT HERE.
A Streetcar Named Desire at Columbia
We performed our adaptation of A Streetcar Named Desire directed by Rakesh Palisetty at Columbia University for director’s assignment in Anne Bogart’s class. The concept was inspired by the Shining. Thanks all of my colleagues: Hannah Benjamin, Kelley Nicole Dugan, David Hamilton és Samuel Singletary.
Miss Julie at the Columbia
We made a fully engaging research and rehearsal process on a Miss Julie scene and had a successful presentation again at the Comlumbia University. Thanks Rakesh Palisetty for casting me as Jean and Hannah Benjamin and Kelley Nicole Dugan for making this artistic trip together as partners.
Workshop in Amsterdam in February 2019
Dear Friends from the theatre field,
If you are interested in trying out the Suzuki Method of Actor Training or the Viewpoints technique or you are already familiar with these disciplines and would like to practice and deepen your understanding, check out THIS MATERIAL or the facebook page of the Training Ensemble Nederland. Janouke Goosen, Judith Sleddens and me are curiously waiting to meet and work with you and your friends from 18th to 22nd of February in 2019 in Amsterdam.
New publication in English
I’m really excited to share that my first English paper has just been published by Symbolon based on the content of my presentation on the Vanishing Points in the Theatre Conference in 2016. Thanks for the editors and collaborators. The title of the paper is Theatrical Bridge: The Art and Actor Training Method of Tadashi Suzuki From a Hungarian Perspective. You can find the whole content HERE.
Participating in the director’s assigment at the Columbia University
It was my pleasure to be casted by Josue Castañeda for his director assignment and play the role 
of Kreon in an amazing scene with Matthew DeCostanza and Jake Simard at the Columbia University.
Extended Ensemble Video Promo
The video promo of our work in HKU (Utrecht, Netherlands) has just been edited.
WATCH
SITI Morning Studio
It is a great pleasure for me to announce that I will participate in the Morning Studio Program at the SITI Company, New York City. During the 8 weeks workshop we will study and practice Viewpoints technique and Suzuki Method of Actor Training together with the participants of the Conservatory Program and the artists of the SITI Company.
Successful workshop on the Voice in Tirgu-Mures
I had led my first Voice workshop at the Yorik Studio, Tîrgu-Mureș. I am grateful to the Studium Prospero Association for the support, to the Yorik Studio for hosting my course and especially to the wonderful, sensitive and brave group for the common research. The photos are available in the Gallery.