{"id":17899,"date":"2025-05-15T13:41:13","date_gmt":"2025-05-15T13:41:13","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/cedthu.rwpstaging.site\/?page_id=17899"},"modified":"2025-05-15T13:49:23","modified_gmt":"2025-05-15T13:49:23","slug":"lilith","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/cedthu.rwpstaging.site\/en\/lilith\/","title":{"rendered":"Lilith"},"content":{"rendered":"
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A man - woman - dancer stands in the empty space defined by the walls of the theatre. She waits patiently for her witnesses - the audience - to settle in and begin her revelation. Her body and her personality serve as a medium through which, by opening it, she is connected to a collective information channel.<\/p>

It projects images, sensations, feelings, concrete thoughts, opinions, problems, from the past, the present and the future, from the flood of information, accumulated and undigested, creating chaos and confusion. It is not an explicit, unanimous opinion, but it does present options and possible solutions. The multiplicity of the multiplicity of what is happening and the juxtaposition of multiple options is the opinion itself. Much like the ancient character of \"Lilith\", which is contested and carries many interpretations: female demon, ancient Sumerian deity, deity of the winds of the high altitudes, witch. She is a symbol of the educated, strong woman and also a symbol of emancipation.<\/p>

\"A choreographer, a performer and a multitude of interlocking figures, telling the story of the female principality through a kind of distorting mirror and in a witchy, chilling tone. The K-Arcs series is one of Central European Dance Theatre's (KET) most exciting and forward-looking ventures. Invited choreographers create a solo for a member of the company of their choice. Both creator and dancer take the plunge into the unknown, a genre that dance has rarely been more risky and trusting. However, this seems to have been unthinkable for choreographer Csaba Moln\u00e1r and dancer Zsanett Jakab, who were apparently very much on the same page when they created LILITH, a piece about a Sumerian female demon that has become a feminist symbol, or in other words, a mythical female persona that is believed to be the inverse of the biblical Eve, and that does not submit to patriarchal tradition.\"
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Rapporteur<\/h3>