Contemporary Dance Atelier by Atilla Bordas

Linotip- Centru Independent Coregrafic va invita la un nou atelier de dans sustinut de Attila Bordás /coregraf, regizor, director artistic CAMP- Contemporary Artistic Movement Platform intre 1- 4 August.
 

Atelierul este deschis printr-un grup mixt persoanelor care nu au avut avut înca niciun contact cu dansul contemporan la un nivel profesionist, și celor care percep, practică, sau vor să practice dansul ca hobby, sau ca un contrapunct de bună dispoziție trupească și sufletească a zilelor cotidiene, dar și celor care se folosesc de dans / mișcare ca unealtă de autocunoaștere, descoperire și extindere a limitelor interioare și
exterioare.
 

Se va lucra mai mult în grup astfel încât fiecare participant are ocazia să experimenteze individual expresivitatea propriului corp. Se vor folosi ca punct de pornire improvizația, diferite tehnici de dans contemporan și diferite exerciții de mișcare prin intermediul cărora se va analiza expresivitatea în dans în mod practic, indiferent de nivelul de pregătire al participantului

*Atelierul se va desfasura in perioada 1-4 august:
1,2 august 20:00-22:00
3,4 august 14:00-16:00

Intregul atelier costa: 250 ron


ATTILA BORDÁS 

Is a Hungarian independent artist well known as an artistic director, choreographer, theatre director, performer & contemporary dance – teacher, born in Romania.
He believes in the variety and combination of stage arts having created and directed theatre plays, dance theatre performances, physical theatre experiments, choreographies, flash-mobs, workshops, dance ateliers, cultural events, dance-photo projects and other artistic works.
As a polyhistor artist, near theatre and dance theatre, he has contributed to musicals, operas, rock operas, films, video-clips and open-air performances. He worked mostly in Romania, collaborating almost with all of the theatres in the country, but also had different artistic projects in Hungary, Greece, Austria, Bulgaria, Serbia and Czech Republic.
Artistic Presence & Status /
From 2017, he is the initiator & artistic director of CAMP – Contemporary Artistic Movement Platform, one of the biggest contemporary dance-camp in Romania, related with a mini festival, which is based on the idea of learning and progressing through workshops held by internationally recognized artists, dance performances, conferences, outdoor screenings, live-acts, concerts and artistic networking.
From 2015 he is making part as an international jury and dance instructor of TDF - Thessaloniki Dance Festival / the biggest dance festival in Greece.
In 2014 he was one of the 4 directors chosen from 58 other competitors and artists to win two years scholarship at the National Theatre in Budapest / Hungary.
Since 2015 he is a member of Harag György Company at Northern Theatre as choreographer & stage director.
Attila Bordás moves on a large scale of artistic researches between theatre and dance, actors and dancers, universal and experimental, performing on stage or making concepts.

Pedagogy & Teaching /
“One of the most remarkable exponent and instructor of contemporary dance in the country” – MASZOL
He is known to be one of the most requested contemporary dance instructors in Romania. He held several workshops, seminars, intensive dance camps and movement ateliers at different dance and theatre companies, dance platforms, cultural institutes, particular dance schools, art schools and universities. He used to works with actors, dancers, students, scholars, puppeteers, choreographers and choreography students, but also opened for amateur people to offer the experience of dancing.
He was invited as choreographer & teacher to different state institutes, but also private schools, art places, international dance platforms and festivals such as University of Arts (UAT) | Faculty of Theatre and Television (UBB) | Hungarian Dance Academy | National Dance Center Bucharest | University of Arts George Enescu (UNA) | Floria Capsali Choreography High School | Moving Body | Pulzart | Theatre 74 | Voice of Nature | Linotip - Independent Choreography Center | All Star Dance Club | TDF | Vojvodinian Amateur Art Camp | D-butan-T Festival | Timisoara International Dance Festival | Háromszék Dance Ensemble | Peninsula Music Festival | Harag György Company – Northern Theatre | CAMP | .. & and more..

Collaborating with Artists /
As a choreographer has collaborated with well-known theatre makers such as:

Silviu Purcărete, Péter Novák, Miklós Bács, Vlad Masacci, Dragoș Galgoțiu, Ștefan Iordanescu, Theodor-Cristian Popescu, Cristi Juncu, Tóth András Ernő, Botond Nagy, Bálint Botos, Kányádi Szilárd, Sorin Militaru, Cristian Hadji-Culea, Porogi Dorka, Misi Fazakas and himself many others.
As a performer, he has worked with:
Carolyn Carlson, Adrien Hód, Valentina De Piante, Csaba Molnár, Ferenc Novák, Péter Novák, Gigi Căciuleanu, Tony Gatlif, David Zinder, Péter Uray, Dani Ioniță, Răzvan Mazilu, Tünde Baczó, István Téglás, Vava Ștefănescu, Arcadie Rusu, Sergiu Anghel, Árpád Könczei, Călin Orza, Ivacson László – to name just a few.

Professional Past & Studies /
His dance career began at age 11 in Sfântu Gheorghe, in the Dance Department of Plugor Sándor Art High School. First he studied Hungarian folk-dance and ballet, after he switched, mostly on contemporary - dance, movement directing and theatre. Besides dancing, he was a leading member of Osonó Theatre Company, where he actually developed his theatrical, pedagogical and stagecraft skills.
At a very young age, he began teaching influenced by his mentor Misi Fazakas, theatre director and professor.
2006-2009 / after finishing high school, he studied choreography at Academy of Theatrical Arts and Cinematography in Bucharest, and began his career as a freelancer artist in the capital.
2010.2012 / he attended theatre directing / master degree at University of Arts in Târgu Mureș / Romania.

Theatre Making & Directing /

Between age 14-19 he is making part of Osonó Theatre in his hometown as an actor, from age 16 as an assistant director, choreographer and trainer also.
Attila Bordás directed his firs theatre play in 2010 / Slawomir Mrozek / The Party.