About Ágnes Simor
Born 1979. Ágnes Simor is a Hungarian dancer.
Ágnes Simor (Hungarian name order Simor Ágnes) (born 23 December 1979 in Budapest) is a Hungarian actress, dancer, who, from 2006 to 2011, was Cultural Head of Tűzraktér Independent Cultural Center, initially "Tűzraktér - Independent Cultural Center", created by Etienne Samin and directed between 2004 and 2005 by Gyevi-Biro Eszter and Etienne Samin.
Life
Her father is András Simor (poet), her mother is Éva Dobos (literary translator). She began her dance and theater studies at Margit Földessy Drama Studio and in the Creative Movement Studio. She has been featured in television productions with her own script. At the high school she was stage manager of English and German theatrical performances and continued her advancement in theater studies. She graduated from the faculty of literature, aesthetics and drama pedagogy of Eötvös Loránd University of Budapest. At the Budapest Dance and Arts School she obtained her degree in intensive training in contemporary dance. She improved her knowledge in special dances and movement theater styles including Latin American dances and Japanese Butoh dance. Between 2005 and 2011 she was the cultural director of the Independent Cultural Center Tűzraktér; Since her academic years, she has appeared in important artistic groups and independent productions.
Works
Theatrical works:
With KASZT company
2001- Samuel Beckett: Plays - Corvinus University of Budapest 2001- Tárgyak és Képek (Objects and Pictures) - Corvinus University of Budapest 2002- Don't Talk! - based on Samuel Beckett - Corvinus University of Budapest
2003- Hétköznapi Hisztéria (Weekday History) - café scenes - Pszinapszis festival, Budapest 2003-2008 Hétköznapi Hisztéria (Weekday History) - based on György Petri's poems - Kaleidoszkóp Award Miskolc-Budapest, Corvinus University of Budapest
Puppet show:
2005 - Puppet Opera - Millenáris Padlásszínház (Millenáris Attic Theatre), Budapest
Dance Performances (choreography, dance)
2003 - The sun and the moon story - Mu Theatre 2004 - Jump over my shadow, then jump over myself - Mu Theatre, Budapest Dance School 2004 - Simpla impro - Szimplakert, Budapest
2005 - Calavera - Mu Theatre 2006 - The sun and the moon story - (2-face mask solo) Merlin Theatre, Budapest 2007- Under Clouds - Roma Self-government 2008- The sun and the moon story - Tűzraktér, Budapest
2011- Wo-man - Andaxínház, Budapest 2011- Performances in Japan: Nomades contemporary dance company (Tokyo) Kazuo Ohno Festival
Being connected - solo dance, Yokohama Triennale
2012- Being connected - solo - Közép Európa Táncszínház (Central Europe Dance Theater), Budapest
Performances
Neighborhood - arts performances at the Opera House, Budspest
Hungarian Painting Day - Exhibition opening (Atlas Gabor's choreography) Bottle Dance - exhibition opening Zsuzsa Cserje (dramaturge, director) collection Murányi Zsófia's performance - Gödör Klub, Budapest Dancing Fashion Shows for Stiaszny Terézia's outfits
Awards
2004: Dont't Talk! - Pécs Délibáb Festival Special Award 2005: Weekday History - Kaleidoszkóp Festivel, Movement Theatre Grand Prix 2006: Award of Ministry of Culture
2010: Pro Urbe Budapest 2011: Carnival of Cultures, Berlin - Second Award and invitation to closing ceremonies of the EU Delegation
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Hungarian actress, dancer
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Ágnes Simor was born on 23 December 1979 in Budapest.
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