Performance
Badarság
Performance · 2019–2020 · Hungary / Spain
A collaborative work exploring playful nonsense, collective authorship, improvisation, and embodied listening.
Practice
Badarság emerged through a collaborative choreographic process developed across community contexts in Hungary and Spain. The practice centred on collective authorship, improvisation, and embodied listening, treating choreography as a relational process rather than a fixed composition. Working within community settings, the project explored how movement could emerge through shared attention, play, and encounter.
Concept
Named after the Hungarian word badarság—a form of playful, innocent nonsense—the work embraces absurdity as a creative condition. Rather than pursuing coherence or narrative, the performance values curiosity, vulnerability, and childlike imagination as ways of generating collective experience.
Details
Premiere
Sismògraf — Festival of Movement, 15 April 2020.
