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Willany Leó Improvisational Dance Theatre
Gödör, 21st January, 21:00, Free
Erzsébet tér [map]
Pest Centre, VI, Deák tér (M1/2/3), 1 min
Improvisational dance-house theatre? What the hell on earth could that be? You're free to make your own assumptions, but judging from the video on their page, it's a dude flailing about on the floor, breathing like he's just made passionate love, shirtless, all to some weird music.
I'm not making it sound very appealing, but maybe the ticket price (free) will spark your curiosity. Plus some of the performers' names are pretty intriguing to say the least: XX, Hero, Inside, and Jób. (Inside Job???).
_________________________________________Willany Leó Improvisational Dance Theatre
Gödör, 21st January, 21:00, Free

Erzsébet tér [map]
Pest Centre, VI, Deák tér (M1/2/3), 1 min
Improvisational dance-house theatre? What the hell on earth could that be? You're free to make your own assumptions, but judging from the video on their page, it's a dude flailing about on the floor, breathing like he's just made passionate love, shirtless, all to some weird music.
I'm not making it sound very appealing, but maybe the ticket price (free) will spark your curiosity. Plus some of the performers' names are pretty intriguing to say the least: XX, Hero, Inside, and Jób. (Inside Job???).
Also worth a gander...
Independent Wednesday Night (Club)
Szimpla Kert, 21st January
What more info do you want about tonight's Indie night other than it's "by Kid"? Who's Kid? What is this? An Indie night for kids? Daycare at Szimpla? Probably not. More like Indie records being spun by a kid called Kid.
JAZZGödör (Concert)
Gödör, 21st November, 21:00, free
Good luck finding info on Soma Mamagésa és a Libidó-Balansz or the Frankie Látó Quartet. All we know is that it's jazz and it's free, and it's an alternative to that improvisational dance theatre thing.
Groovy Wednesday (Concert)
Merlin, 21st January, 21:00, free
Yep, you guessed it, more jazz. Budapest: jazz capital of eastern Europe, well on Wednesdays at least. This is billed as "Jazz Talk" but I'm not so sure there will be any proper round-table discussions on the subject.
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