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420PEOPLE: 𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐒𝐔𝐆𝐈 (premiéra)
Event by: 420PEOPLE.org
Location: La Fabrika, Komunardů 1001, Praha 7
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About event
✨ KINTSUGI! The new premiere of the choreography by Václav Kuneš and the 420PEOPLE ensemble, which does not hide the cracks, but instead leaves them visible as part of the story. Every break, every repair is different and cannot be repeated.
"It's not about returning to the original state, but about finding a new way to hold things together," explains Václav Kuneš, adding: "I keep coming back to the idea that a crack changes an object forever. Not symbolically, but really physically and structurally. Some things can be repaired, but they're never the same - they just continue a little differently. In traditional kintsugi, broken porcelain is glued together again and the cracks are accentuated with gold. Repair is not hidden. It remains visible as part of the object's history."
The Kintsugi production thus reflects the current situation as a state of disruption and renewal and seeks new forms of wholeness, resistance and shared responsibility.
From September 2026, 6 dancers Francesca Amy Amante, Eliška Hulínská, Vendula Kuželová, Veronika Tököly, Filip Staněk and Michal will perform on the stage of La Fabrika Toman.
Premieres: 7 - 8 - 9 September 2026 | La Fabrika
Further reruns: 10 - 11 October 2026 | La Fabrika
Choreography: Václav Kuneš and dancers
Performers: Francesca Amy Amante, Eliška Hulínská, Vendy Kuželová, Veronika Tököly, Filip Staněk and Michal Toman
Dramaturgy: Lucie Němečková
Light design: Karlos Šimek
Costumes: Olo Křížová
Scenography: Hynek Drízhal
Production: Marta Lajnerová, Zuzka Borová
Marketing & PR: 2media & Aneta Jochim , Filip Tatoušek, Klára Debnárová
🟣 DONATION TICKET
In addition to the regular entrance fee, we also offer the option of purchasing a donor ticket. It is intended for everyone who wants to support the presentation of the show beyond the price of a standard ticket and help us cover the real costs of its implementation.
In the current situation, this support is one of the reasons why we can continue to present the show without a loss and without the need to cancel other dates.
"Sometimes it is not enough just to create a good show. Sometimes every seat in the auditorium makes a difference."
Thank you to everyone who donated buys a ticket. Thanks also to those who come with a regular or reduced ticket and to everyone who shares, supports and helps us keep the dance alive.
"It's not about returning to the original state, but about finding a new way to hold things together," explains Václav Kuneš, adding: "I keep coming back to the idea that a crack changes an object forever. Not symbolically, but really physically and structurally. Some things can be repaired, but they're never the same - they just continue a little differently. In traditional kintsugi, broken porcelain is glued together again and the cracks are accentuated with gold. Repair is not hidden. It remains visible as part of the object's history."
The Kintsugi production thus reflects the current situation as a state of disruption and renewal and seeks new forms of wholeness, resistance and shared responsibility.
From September 2026, 6 dancers Francesca Amy Amante, Eliška Hulínská, Vendula Kuželová, Veronika Tököly, Filip Staněk and Michal will perform on the stage of La Fabrika Toman.
Premieres: 7 - 8 - 9 September 2026 | La Fabrika
Further reruns: 10 - 11 October 2026 | La Fabrika
Choreography: Václav Kuneš and dancers
Performers: Francesca Amy Amante, Eliška Hulínská, Vendy Kuželová, Veronika Tököly, Filip Staněk and Michal Toman
Dramaturgy: Lucie Němečková
Light design: Karlos Šimek
Costumes: Olo Křížová
Scenography: Hynek Drízhal
Production: Marta Lajnerová, Zuzka Borová
Marketing & PR: 2media & Aneta Jochim , Filip Tatoušek, Klára Debnárová
🟣 DONATION TICKET
In addition to the regular entrance fee, we also offer the option of purchasing a donor ticket. It is intended for everyone who wants to support the presentation of the show beyond the price of a standard ticket and help us cover the real costs of its implementation.
In the current situation, this support is one of the reasons why we can continue to present the show without a loss and without the need to cancel other dates.
"Sometimes it is not enough just to create a good show. Sometimes every seat in the auditorium makes a difference."
Thank you to everyone who donated buys a ticket. Thanks also to those who come with a regular or reduced ticket and to everyone who shares, supports and helps us keep the dance alive.