The FrenÁk Company, founded by Pál Frenák, was transformed into a Hungarian-French collaboration in 1999. The ensemble, which now performs in Paris, Budapest and around the world, is widely known for its unique dance style, which combines mime, sign language and body language with carefully selected elements from circus, theater, fashion and contemporary music.

On Tuesday, 24.06.2025, the FrenÁk Company will be a guest at the Liszt-Institut for a dance performance and a workshop at PZ.

Contemporary Dance Workshop // FrenÁk Company

Produktionszentrum Tanz + Performance 
Tue, 24.06.2025, 10.00 - 11.30 am

The workshop will be led by two leading dancers of the company, Léna Árvay-Vass and Gergő Cserháti. After a short warm-up, the training is based on Pál Frenák's organic movement system, with floor techniques and without props. The workshop is aimed at dancers of all levels who would like to gain an insight into contemporary dance and Frenák's unique movement language.

Participation is free of charge. Binding registration via info@produktionszentrum.de
The workshop will be held in English. 


Fragments // Dance performance by FrenÁk Company

Liszt-Institut Stuttgart (Christophstraße 7, 70178 Stuttgart)
Tue, 24.06.2025, 7 pm

The FrenÁk Company's latest production presents a dynamic, young ensemble that sets new creative impulses with its diverse cultural backgrounds. The interdisciplinary, multimedia performance reflects the contradictions of our time in two contrasting yet complementary parts.

The award-winning Hungarian choreographer Pál Frenák has been a formative figure on the Paris and Budapest cultural scene since the 1980s. His company, originally founded in France, has been based in Hungary since 2000 and has already brought Hungarian contemporary dance to the stage in over 30 countries. FrenÁk has trained generations of dancers and continues to support them today with a dedicated mentoring program, and the company's work is unique in its combination of mime, sign language and body movement, as well as its inclusion of other genres such as contemporary circus, theater, fashion, design, architecture and music.

Admission is free of charge. Registration here or via uki-s@uki-s.de



The workshop is part of a cooperation between the Produktionszentrum Tanz + Performance and the Liszt-Institute - Hungarian Cultural Center Stuttgart.