Applauding the Bell – performance at Trafó
The docufiction performance Applauding the Bell will take place at Trafó on 6 December about the highly diverse, varied and unique way young adults with Autism spectrum disorder experience and relate to the world, other people, and each other’s internal environment coming into adulthood.
Contributors to the performance included two MOME students: First year Animation MA student Haibo Illés Animation MA1 (visual design) and second-year Fashion and Textile Design MA student Lilla Bukovácz (costume design).
Trailer of the performance: https://youtu.be/qxRINoSJelM
Tickets: https://trafo.jegy.hu/search?q=Megtapsolom
Review: https://szinhaz.net/2022/10/04/puskas-panni-koredzes-a-spektrumon/
Event information
Időpont: 2022. december 6.
Helyszín: Trafó Kortárs Művészetek Háza
Jegyek: https://trafo.jegy.hu/search?q=Megtapsolomhttps://trafo.jegy.hu/search?q=Megtapsolom
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