…heaven does not fuck around…
We thought over the past few years, we learned a few dances, and prepared some nice nonsense.
We have no idea about the past, just as no one else has. As we say: ’What has this got to do with us?’
The present does not exist at the moment.
We are fine, thank you.
(May 2008)

Since 2003, MASZK Association has been managing the performances of director András Urbán  from Voivodina, Serbia, who  is also  the managing director of Kosztolányi Dezsô Theatre in Subotica. Up to now seven performances using special forms of expression have been  staged in Szeged as well as in Budapest and Subotica in the framework of our cooperation.

Ottó Tolnai: Elbow Curve
2003 - 9th Alternative Theatre Festival, Szeged, Best Director

0,1 mg – based on Géza Csáth’s diary and Ottó Tolnai’s Árvacsáth
2004 – 10th Alternative Theatre Festival, Szeged, THEALTER Prize for Innovation

The Girl Who Barked at the Moon – Reading Sylvia Plath’s Diaries

Dracula – The Lights of the Moment – based on motives from Bram Stoker’s Dracula

Brecht – The Hardcore Machine – physical theatre based on Bertold Brecht’s Buckow Elegies
The performance was realised within the framework of Bipolar German and Hungarian
cultural co-operations.
2008 – INFANT Festival (Novi Sad), Best Performance
The performance was invited to the Showcase section of BITEF Festival (Belgrade)
in September 2008, and was also selected into the competition programme of the
Alternative Theatre Festival (Debrecen).

Urbi et Orbi – a verbally textual orality gradually ignoring Pilinszky’s play
2008 – 58th Festival of Professional Theatres in Voivodina, Márta Béres: Best Young
Actress

2008 – 53rd Sterija Festival, Sterija Prize of the critics’ and journalists’ round table, Best
Performance, Márta Béres: Dara Darinka C ˇalenic´ Foundation’s Prize for Best Young Actress

2008 – POSZT, Pécs, Special Prize of the Jury
The performance was invited to the Showcase section of BITEF Festival (Belgrade) in
September 2008.

PRODUCTION PARTNERS: MASZK EGYESÜLET (SZEGED), KOSZTOLÁNYI DEZSŐ SZÍNHÁZ (SZABADKA)

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