Client
Joint production of Medence Csoport and Millenáris Non Profit Company
Sponsors: National Cultural Fund (NKA), Ministry of National Cultural Heritage (NKÖM), Karabuka Ltd.

Staff
Planning of performance: Zsófia Bérczi, Antal Bodócky, András Gross, Gergő Magyar, Tóbiás Terebessy
One Hundred Bamboos Company: Júlia Bársony, Zsófia Bérczi, Krisztina Birtalan, Antal Bodóczky, Barna Gábos, András Gross, Adrienn Gyöngyösi, Kata Kántor, Boldizsár Kő, Gergő Magyar, Márk Molnár, Zsolt Móninger, Fruzsina Nagy, Marci Németh, Ferenc Szarka, Tóbiás Terebessy

Short description
- Voice Shepherds, Crane Dance, Mural of Heavens, Monotonous Metronome Man, Bright Blind of Hanging Bamboos, Tracking Tussock, Shiny Chameleon, Pushing Quartet;
- Composition of sculptures and video installations in the space; presentation of scenes interwoven with music and motion theatre elements.
The production mixes all our creative activities. We try to embody and vivify our dreams in the huge space of the Great Hall in Millenáris Building B.

Details
“Every spot holds some special effect in store for the visitor. At the entrance the dreamy performers carrying tapes in their backpacks bring forward a little bit didactically the “bamboo mythology” serving as ars poetica of the performance. Later on we meet a group bamboo stilted people balancing long bamboo tubes in their hands.

Afterwards our path is crossed by a pulsating being in a textile bubble wriggling in a bamboo cell. In the meantime videos with oriental inspiration can be seen on the low textile counter-ceiling. The shadows of the bamboo poles are scattered in the space like giant jackstraws.” (Ágnes Veronika Tóth, Rise against inertness of perception (Lázadás az érzékelés tunyasága ellen), Balkon (Contemporary Art Magazine), 2004/03)