Dirty Dancing on tour

Between 13 and 17 November, M Studio’s Dirty Dancing will be featured at two international festivals: at the Drugajanje Festival in Ljubljana (Slovenia, organised by Bunker) and at the Sissi Autumn Dance Week in Budapest (hosted by the Central Europe Dance Theatre).

Dates and Venues

14 November, 19.00
Stara mestna elektrarna – Elektro Ljubljana, Slovenia
For more information, please see the Bunker’s website.

16 November, 19.00
Bethlen Téri Színház – Budapest, Hungary
For more information, please see the theater’s website.

The performance Dirty Dancing, choreographed by Eryk Makohon, was created as part of the Beyond Front@ Bridging Periphery project.

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