Chit-Chat Over Coffee – Festival Blog, Day 7*

LILI: It always fills me with a good feeling when I see only two people on stage and yet I don't feel like anything is missing. I realize that it doesn't take much to appreciate a performance.

ORSI: As far as I know, Hero didn't have a director, and I liked that they came in, and I saw that incredibly close connection between them. It immediately made it personal.

LILI: Yes. I liked their naturalness.

ORSI: And actually, what I liked about Invisible Lands was that you could feel that these people came up with the whole thing. There's no sense of serving anyone. These performances felt so good to me because it was clear they came from a shared thought process, and for some reason, I found these to be the most coherent.

LILI: Yes, me too. But it raises the question of whether we need a hierarchical theater structure. But that's another topic.

ORSI: Well, yes.

Lilien Radó, Orsolya Marton

Photocredit: Mihai Toth

*Full article available in Hungarian.