Actual colleagues of the association:
Nikolett Pintér-Németh: She is engaged in theatre and vocal research, both practically and theoretically. She has learnt classical singing and music, and was a member of different choirs for nearly ten years (e.g. the internationally recognized Angelica Girls’ Choir). She lived and studied in the Netherlands, and graduated from the University of Amsterdam, Cultural Analysis, in 2016. Currently, she is a PhD student at the University of Pécs, in Hungary, where researches the social and artistic aspects of the performative human voice, from a theatrical viewpoint. She has been the coordinator of the VoicWell Erasmus+ program since 2019.
Géza Pintér-Németh, studied at the University of Pécs, in Hungary, at the department of Italian Literature and Film studies from 2003 and graduated in 2010. He worked with several street theatre companies in Germany and in Italy from 2008 until 2016. He is a theorethical and practical researcher of the intercultural aspect of theatre events in rural areas. In this field he has managed Erasmus and Creative Europe projects since 2016 (RIOTE, ATIPIA, Weaving Voices, SPARSE). He has been doing a DLA program at the University of Film and Theatre in Budapest (SZFE) since 2023.
Zsófia Rideg: Born in Budapest in 1970, he worked in Paris between 1996 and 2001.
In parallel, she edits the journal OSZMI Világszínház under the supervision and direction of Dr. Nina Király. During her years as a French scholar, she listened to Jerzy Grotowski’s lectures and participated in the practical workshops of masters such as Eugenio Barba, Ariane Mnouchkine, Waclaw Sobaszek, Anatolij Vasziljev.
In 2010 she was awarded the Mensáros Prize for her translation of Valère Novarina’s Imaginary Operetta. This production was a highly successful guest performance at the Odéon Theatre in Paris.
From 2013 to 2022, she was dramaturg at the National Theatre in Budapest and for three years at the Madách International Theatre Meeting (MITEM).
From August 2022, he is a member of the SINUM Theatre Workshop Association.
Colleauges:
- Julia Mihályfy works as a project manager at Sinum Theatre Laboratory Association. She got her degree in Economics and Marketing at Universidad del Salvador in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and her Cultural Management postgraduate in Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design in Budapest. She is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in International Cultural Management and Social Innovation at Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Julia has several years of experience in the field of culture, communication, and international relations as she worked for the Cervantes Institute in Budapest and the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest among others, and has also a strong background in business as she worked for small and multinational companies likewise. Moreover, she has a strong history of volunteer work with advanced leadership skills as an assistant Scout Master of Hungarian Girl Scout Troop 39 in Argentina.
- Szabolcs Szirony Member of the Kinedok team in Hungary as professional mentor of the participant venues who screen documentaries in their neighbourhood.
In the previous years he has been shooting a series of short videos of grass roots cinemas around the country, made a documentary for the 100th anniversary of the town of Tompa in South of Hungary focusing on local heroes of the city and he was co-director of the multidiscipline art project movie Weaving Voices as Thread of Communities.
Now he is a DLA student of University of Theatre and Film Arts, Budapest and shooting his first feature-length documentary. It’s a coming of age story of a teenage model who is confined to a wheelchair due to a car accident. - Boglárka Bicsák, Social media manager, fim-maker, author of films like “Hégető Honorka”, “Anyukám álmát”