I am a storyteller. I create character-based narratives in the forms of performance, theater, and visual curation. I am interested in how singular perspectives can embody, reflect on, and question our social conditions that are informed by historical currents. I reinvent both fictional and real characters, archetypes by contemporizing them to reveal unsaid truths about our society, identity, and myself.
Photo credits to Johannes Richtberg Nohl
I was born and raised in Budapest, Hungary where I performed in several dance productions and the regional production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. In 2019, I received my Bachelor of Arts degree in Theater with a minor in Economics at New York University Abu Dhabi. During my college years, I explored different forms of performance making. I was trained in the Grotowski method at the studio of Experimental Theater Wing at NYU Tisch of Arts in New York City. I devised an independent movement piece during my study away in Berlin with fellow international collaborators. For my thesis work, I created a 30-minute performance based on research using secondary historical resources.
Currently based in Berlin, Germany, I am interested in how I can manifest character-based work at the intersection of live performance and other multimedia such as photography, video stream, and olfactory installation.