INBETWEEN MOVEMENTS WORKSHOP Soňa Ferienčíková, Adrienn Hód

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INBETWEEN MOVEMENTS workshop
Saturday 7.12 2023 10:00 - 14:00 + evening performance
Sunday 8.12 2023 10:00 - 14:00

Number of participants: 20
2 day workshop + ticket to the SOFT SPOT performance.
1200 CZK / adult
800 CZK / student

The workshop was created with the support of: MKČR

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7. 12. 20:00 PONEC - theater for dance
SOFT SPOT Adrienn Hód, Martina Hajdyla, Soňa Ferienčíková performance rerun
! with purchased workshop free entry!

Trailer of performance:
https://www.youtube .com/watch?v=vo8WjdjUTM4
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⚪️ INBETWEEN MOVEMENTS is a two-day movement workshop. It will be led by renowned contemporary dance choreographer Adrienn Hód /HU/ and experienced performer and choreographer Soňa Ferienčíková /SK/. The workshop works with the movement principles of their joint experimental dance performance SOFT SPOT, the performance of which will be included in the price of the workshop. . Each of the lecturers will offer specific work with the body and will share their own experience with the principles on which the SOFT SPOT performance is built. The price of the workshop also includes a ticket to the SOFT SPOT performance on December 7. 2024 at 8 p.m. in the PONEC theater.

The workshop is suitable for the lay and professional public.

⚫️ SOFT SPOT is an experimental physical performance created in collaboration with Slovak dancers Martina Hajdyla, Soňa Ferienčíková and Hungarian choreographer Adrienn Hód. Through improvisation and research of the physical body, they explore the relationship between body, personality and meaning. What do we perceive when we look at the human body? What does the face, gesture, position and movement of the body tell us? How do we communicate through the body with others? Soft Spot plays with the blurring of human characteristics, asks what defines us as people, and looks for some kind of hidden sensitive "soft spot" inside ourselves.

Choreography: Adrienn Hód
Creation and interpretation: Martina Hajdyla, Soňa Ferienčíková
Music composer: Ábris Gryllus
Dramaturgy: Ármin Szabó-Székely
Movement collaboration: Márcio Kerber Canabarro
Visual collaboration: Mária Júdová
Costume designer: Lucia Škandíková
Lighting designer: Tomáš Morávek
Lighting technician: Daniel Kozlík
PR: Alice Krajčírová< br/>Graphics: Yara Abu Aataya
Production: Lucia Šimášková / BOD.Yngo, Jiří Hajdyla / ME-SA
Executive production: Romana Packová
Co-production: ME-SA, BOD.Yngo, HODWORKS
Tanec Praha z.ú. / PONEC - dance theater, Platform for Contemporary Dance, Bratislava in Motion Association

Supported by: Art Support Fund, International Visegrad Fund, City Hall of the City of Prague, Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic, State Culture Fund of the Czech Republic< br/>
Special thanks to: Csaba Molnár, Adam Czirák, Dano Raček, Petr Soukup, Mia Majeríková, Maker Keveš, Márk D. Molnár, Soňa Kúdeľová, Viera Farbiaková, Petr Goro Horký, Jenda Niesit, Mariana Novotná, Michal Šimečka, Agi Ferienčíková, Tatiana Lacová, Karol Laco, Lenka Sedláčková, Aneta Jiroušková, Adéla Jiroušková, Gideon Horváth

Supported using public grant from the Art Support Fund

• Adrienn Hód is a choreographer based in Budapest. Since 2007, he has led HODWORKS, an internationally recognized dance group focused on contemporary dance. In her works, she deconstructs the structures of body, movement, space and music to rebuild them in surprising ways. While working in the studio, she creates intimate situations in which she gives dancers the space and trust to open up to their physicality, feelings and emotions. Her methods are based on improvisation, which then manifests itself on stage within the structure. She is not afraid to work in uncharted territory.
• Soňa Ferienčíková is a Slovak dancer, performer, teacher and founder of the dance organization BOD.Yngo. She began her professional movement education by studying at the Dance Conservatory of Eva Jaczová in Bratislava, continued her studies in Prague (Academy of Performing Arts), Antwerp (The Royal Conservatoire) and Salzburg (Salzburg Experimental Academy of Dance). Soňa is also a certified pilates instructor (Steele Pilates, NYC). In addition to contemporary dance, he works in experimental and documentary theater and dance films. Her latest solo EVERYWHEN was nominated for the prestigious Slovak theater award DOSKY 2018 and she had the opportunity to perform with it all over Europe and Mexico.
• Martina Hajdyla is a Slovak dancer and choreographer based in Prague. She graduated from the J.L. Bell Conservatory in Banská Bystrica and the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague. She is a founding member of the dance group ME-SA. In 2015, she won Dancer of the Year for her performance in the SuperNaturals production. For her performance in the solo project L - One of the Seven, Martina was nominated for the prestigious Czech Thália Award 2016.
• Marcio Kerber Canabarro is a dancer, performer, creator based in Berlin. He has a bachelor's degree in social communication from UNIJUI in Brazil and a master's degree in performance studies from SEAD in Salzburg. In addition to working with Adrienn Hód, since 2011 he has also been working with dance and movement artists such as Meg Stuart, Sara Shelton Mann, Keith Hennessy, Peter Pleyer, Mark Tompkins and Benoit Lachambre.
• Ármin Szabó-Székely is a freelance dramaturg . In 2012, he graduated from the University of Theater and Film Arts (Színház-és Filmművészeti Egyetem) in Budapest. In addition to working with HODWORKS since 2010, he has also worked for various state and independent theaters and dance groups not only in Hungary, but also in Graz, Stuttgart, Bremen, Ljubljana, Kaunas and Turin. Since 2016, he has been working as a lecturer at the University of Theater and Film Arts in Budapest, where he also received his doctorate in 2021.
• Ábris Gryllus is a musician and media artist who studied at the Department of Media at the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design in Budapest , where he currently teaches design and sound design since 2015. His music work and collaborations have been published by music labels such as Farbwechsel, Exiles and Total Black. He joined the HODWORKS group as part of the Solos performance in 2017 as a music editor. As a composer and music editor, he also participated in other HODWORKS shows: Sunday, Mirage, Coexist and Amber.

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< br/>⚪️ INBETWEEN MOVEMENTS workshop

⚫️ SOFT SPOT is an experimental physical performance born out of cooperation between dancers Martina Hajdyla, Soňa Ferienčíková and choreographer Adrienn Hód. Through improvisation and a research of the physical body, they explored the relationship between body, personality and meaning. What do we perceive when we look at the human body? What does the face, the gesture, the posture, the movement tell us? How do we communicate through the body with others? Soft Spot plays with the blurring of human qualities, asks what defines us as humans, and looks for a hidden, sensitive “soft spot” in ourselves.

Choreography: Adrienn Hód
Created and performed by: Martina Hajdyla, Soňa Ferienčíková
Music: Ábris Gryllus
Dramaturgy: Ármin Szabó-Székely
Movement cooperation: Márcio Kerber Canabarro
Visual cooperation: Mária Júdová
Costumes: Lucia Škandíková
Light design: Tomáš Morávek
Technical support: Daniel Kozlík
PR: Alice Krajčírová
Graphic design: Yara Abu Aataya
Production: Lucia Šimáčková / BOD.Y ngo, Jiří Hajdyla/ ME-SA
Executive production: Romana Packová
Co-production: ME-SA, BOD.Y ngo, HODWORKS
Tanec Praha z.ú. / PONEC - dance venue, Slovak Contemporary Dance Platform, Bratislava in Movement Association

Supported by: Slovak Arts Council, International Visegrad Fund, City Council Prague, Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic, State Fund of Culture Czech Rep.

Special thanks to: Csaba Molnár, Adam Czirák, Dano Raček, Petr Soukup, Mia Majeríková, Maker Keveš, Márk D. Molnár, Soňa Kúdeľová, Viera Farbiaková, Petr Goro Horký, Jenda Niesit, Mariana Novotná, Michal Šimečka, Agi Ferienčíková, Tatiana Lacová, Karol Laco, Lenka Sedláčková, Aneta Jiroušková, Adéla Jiroušková, Gideon Horváth

Supported using public funding by Slovak Arts Council

• Adrienn Hód is a Budapest-based choreographer, who has been leading the internationally acclaimed contemporary dance company HODWORKS since 2007. In her creations she deconstructs the framework of body, movement, space and music and rebuilds them in surprising ways. During studio work she creates intimate situations in which dancers are offered space and trust to open up their physicality, sensations and emotions. Hód's method is based on improvisation that appears in a structured frame on stage. She is not afraid of working on the unknown.
• Soňa Ferienčíková is a Slovak dancer, performer, teacher and founder of dance organization BOD.Yngo. She started her professional dance education at the National Ballet School in Bratislava and continued with studies in Prague (Academy of Performing Arts), Antwerp (The Royal Conservatoire) and Salzburg (Salzburg Experimental Academy of Dance). Sona is also a certified Pilates instructor (Steele Pilates, NYC). Besides contemporary dance she is dedicated to experimental and documentary theater and dance film. Her latest solo EVERYWHEN was nominated for prestigious Slovak theater award DOSKY 2018 and has been performed all over Europe and Mexico.
• Martina Hajdyla is a Slovak dancer and choreographer based in Prague. She graduated from J.L. Bell Conservatory in Banská Bystrica as well as from the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague. She is a founding member of the dance group ME-SA. In 2015 she was granted Dance of the Year Award for her performance in SuperNaturals. For the performance in the solo project L – One of the Seven, Martina Hajdyla Lacová was nominated for the prestigious Czech Thálie Award 2016.
• Marcio Kerber Canabarro is a Berlin-based dancer, performer, maker with B.A. in Social Communication (UNIJUI – RS – BR) and a Performing Major (SEAD - Salzburg - AT). Besides working with the choreographer Adrienn Hód since 2011, he has been working with dance and movement artists such as Meg Stuart, Sara Shelton Mann, Keith Hennessy, Peter Pleyer, Mark Tompkins and Benoit Lachambre.
• Ármin Szabó-Székely is a freelance dramaturg, graduated from the University of Theater and Film Arts in Budapest in 2012. Besides working with the HODWORKS company since 2010, he works at various state theaters, independent theaters and dance companies in Hungary, while also working in Graz, Stuttgart, Bremen, Ljubljana, Kaunas and Torino. Since 2016 he has been a lecturer at the University of Theater and Film in Budapest, where he obtained his doctorate in 2021.
• Ábris Gryllus is a musician and media artist, graduated from the department of Media at the Moholy-Nagy University of Arts and Design, Budapest, where he has been teaching conceptual design and sound design since 2015. His musical works and collaborations were released by Farbwechsel, Exiles and Total Black. He joined HODWORKS during the creation of Solos as music editor in 2017. He also collaborated as composer and musical editor in Sunday, Mirage, Coexist and Amber.