Company Two in One

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Company Two in One Pioneering post-contemporary dance - crossover hybrid urban movement forms with contemporary dance The Company is active since 1996. Shaw/Alan Good from NYC. a.o.

Company two in One featuring & pioneering post-contemporary dance / crossover existing contemporary dance forms with the latest movement trends / parkour, tricking, breakdance, bodyparkour. Since 2000 the focus of the artistic work is the process of discovering new post-contemporary movement patterns and structures like Urban Extreme Sports - parkour, breakdance, tricking. One important result of this work is the movement language of Bodyparkour©
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https://amaphiko.redbull.com/en/magazine/things-you-can-learn-from-bodyparkour
https://youtu.be/q7Q2SvF9knE
https://vimeo.com/24127804
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The Company Two in One was founded in 1996 by Michaela Hargitay (AT) and Ákos Hargitay (AT/HU). Their work has been presented at various festivals and theatres such as Susan Hess Studio (Philadelphia), Aerowaves (The Place, London), Dance Theater Workshop (NYC), Judson Church (NYC), Mains d' Cuvres (Paris), Opening Doors Wales (UK), Tanzquartier Vienna, Imagetanz Vienna, dieTheater Wien, Tanzsprache and Neuer Tanz (Vienna/WUK), Unidram Festival Potsdam, Tanzfabrik Berlin, Wagon Halle (Marburg-Germany), Contemporary Dance Festivals in Luxembourg, Poland, Latvia, the Ukraine a.o. Their full-length evening production "free fall" was premiered in 2003 in cooperation with Tanzquartier Vienna and Szene Bunte Wähne Festival. Prizes and residencies include: 1999 ArtsLink Award (USA) and Suitcase Fund, Residency at the DTW in New York, 2001 Artist in Residence at the Mains d'Oeuvre in Paris, 2005 Artist in Residence at the CCL Linz, 2006 Budapest, 2009 Artist in Residence at SEAD, 2006 Budapest Fringe Award for the Best Performance and in 2010 Freerunning & Bodyparkour nominated for Stella10 - & Home Parkour Stella13 Performing Arts Prize for a Young Audience

Ákos Hargitay (AT/HU) was born in Budapest and is living in Vienna since 2006. Since 1988 he danced in the field of contemporary dance with various local Hungarian, Austrian and international dance groups and choreographers such as Eszter Gál, Willi Dorner, Sebastian Prantl, Tanz*Hotel, Sasha Waltz & Guests, David Zambrano for the Ballroom Project in NYC, Scott Wells in San Francisco, Vicky Shick/Joanna M. Currently he is an artistic director at the Move On Dance Studio/Vienna for a dance education program called CONdance www.condance.wordpress.com. He is teaching Contact Improvisation and contemporary dance & composition at CONdance. He has been teaching dance at Anton Bruckner Private University Linz, SEAD Salzburg, Tanzquartier Vienna, Conservatory of Vienna, Company Willi Dorner, MMS Budapest, Dance Conservatory Györ and the City Ballet Company Pécs, Workshop Foundation Budapest, L1 DanceLab Budapest, Call Arts L.A. In 2000 he has established the first weekly Contact Jam in Budapest together with Michaela Hargitay.

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17/07/2025
home parkour Home Parkour *reloadedPhoto: Barbara Pálffy https://homeparkour.wordpress.com/press "The logic of the scene...
24/06/2024

home parkour Home Parkour *reloaded
Photo: Barbara Pálffy
https://homeparkour.wordpress.com/press "The logic of the scenes is suspended, as soon as you think you have caught the thread of a story, nothing is right again and Fausto is already lying under the house again. Images from films, paintings by Joan Miró, Marc Chagall or René Magritte appear, and Dada lurks behind the curtain, ready to jump in if the dream images burst. The trio draws the audience deeper and deeper into their absurd, literally crazy world. A world that really is unhinged, but that hardly bothers the people in it, acrobats in fact, as they have learnt to live in absurdity. When everything is askew, it’s easy for your head to fall off. (Juan Jesus Guiraldi, Fausto Tenório Circo, Maja Karoline Franke)” Ditta Rudle

“Sometimes gentle, sometimes dynamic: in the production “Home Parkour Reloaded”, even those unfamiliar with dance performance learn how emotions and relationships can be expressed without words.”
“Home Parkour Reloaded” tells the story of three people in different life situations, representing universal experiences such as love and conflict. The relationship between the three remains unclear until the end – they could be lovers, siblings or three best friends. In the programme, the production is advertised with an age restriction of twelve to twenty years. On the one hand, this is a clever choice in order to appeal to a young audience that is receptive to the themes and the way they are presented, but on the other hand, nobody should be put off by this information.
“Interestingly, the performance lasts longer than advertised – almost an hour and twenty minutes instead of the stated 50 minutes. This might seem a little long for theatre newcomers, but the fascinating choreography and creative stage design ensure that there is never a dull moment. This was virtually proven at the première by the rapturous final applause from the audience, who were already feverish, laughed out loud or remained silent in amazement during the performance. Anyone who has the chance should not miss this impressive spectacle.” Antonia Patzak / The Gap

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