Education / Professional Experience

1996 – 2002 Alternative Secondary School of Economics

1996 – 2002 participant of drama group ’Trupp’

1998 – 2002 student leader and director of drama group ’KisTrupp’

2002 – 2003 Hungarian Society of Drama Teaching and Pedagogy

2002 – 2006 Art teacher in drama – Alternative Secondary School of Economics

2002 – 2004 Applied Photography – Budai Art School – Photography department

2004 – 2005 photography course in Szellemkép Photography School

2005   master-class of the Hungarian Association of Photographers – Nature, Nude and Movement

2005    master-class of the Hungarian Association of Photographers – Editorial

2006 – 2009 University of Bristol, Department of Drama

2006 – 2009 Wickham Theatre – production assistant

2009    industrial placement in Katona József Theatre Budapest – mentored by Gábor Máté

2009    University of Bristol, Department of Drama, – Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Drama

o          Lavender-prize – for extra curriculum Theatre Achievement

2009  organising and digitalizing the archives of Katona József Theatre, creating the webpage

2009 – 2011  production assistant, assistant director for Táp Theatre

2009 – 2011  dramaturg and translator at Merlin International Theatre

2011-   freelance set and costume designer, director

Awards and Nominations

2009 Lavender Prize – from University of Bristol – for outsanding theatrical achievement

2014 Hungarian Theatre Critics Award – Nomination for Best Set Design, with Lili Izsak, for Mary Stuart

2014 Hungarian Theatre Critics Award – Award for Best Costume Design, with Lili Izsak, for Mary Stuart

2016 Pantallone Prize (Festival Vidor) – Award for Best Set Design – for Soldiers of Love by András Vinnai

2016 Best Theatre Production – Audience Choce Award – for The Lake by Eszter Kalman

2017 Hungarian Theatre Critics Award – Nomination for Best Costume Design – for Tindrum

2019 Prague Quadriennale – Infinite Dune – Best installation – Countries and Regions – together with Juli Balázs, Fruzsina Nagy, András Juhász, Gábor Keresztes

2019 Hungarian Theatre Critics Award – Nomination for Best Costume Design – for Jeanne d’Arc

 

Exhibitions

–           2004 group exhibition in National Museum of Etnography – Egyenlítő Gallery

–           2004 group exhibition in Mom Park Cinema

–           2004 solo-exhibtion titled Dance in Fotocella

–           2006 exhibiton titled Dance-visions’- the moving image in 3 ways’ – in collaboration with Eszter Laki graphic designer and Zsófia Tamara Vadas choreographer

–           2009 solo poster exhibiton of the production Oresteia – Wickham Theatre

–           2009 photography exhibtion with Eszter Laki graphic designer – Toldi Cinema

–           2017 World Stage Design, Taipei, Taiwan

–           2018 Tblisi Biennale of Stage Design

–           2019 Prague Quadriennale – Countries and Regions – Infinite Dune (group installation with Juli Balázs, András Juházs, Fruzsina Nagy, Gábor Keresztes)

 

Directing

–           2009 12 Szent István Road – sight specific performance

–           2011 Cinderella–version 1–Trafó House of Contemporary Art–part of Temps D’Images–International Visual Theatre       Festival)

–           2011/2012/2013/2014/2015 The Night of Literature – series of staged readings – Margo Literatue Festival

–           2011 Stephen Belber: Tape – Fogasház

–           2011 Cut me to pieces! – dinner theatre – Millenáris Theatre

–           2012  Cinderella – version 2  – Trafó House of Contemporary Art

–           2012 Sarah Gancher: Klauzál Square – staged reading – Sirály

–           2013 Quimby in Wonderland – concert – Sziget Festival Main Stage

–           2013 Kondor Vilmos: Budapest Noir – staged reading – Ankert

–           2013 Rájátszás – concert – Trafó

–           2013 CulturePlatform – street performances – Cafe Festival Budapest

–           2014 Justine – based on the novel of Marquis de Sade – Trafó House of Contemporary Arts

–           2014  Budapest Spring Festival’s opening campaign – street performances

–           2014/2015 Moving Culture – street performances – Cafe Festival Budapest

–           2015 András Vinnai: Szóvirágok – Jurányi Production House

–           2015 Seventh – series of staged readings – Margo Literatue Festival

–           2015 N, like Nosferatu – based on the film by F.W.Murnau – Trafó House of Contemporary Arts

–           2017 The Lake – based on Swan Lake – Trafó – House of Contemporary Arts

–           2020 Domestic Noise – Trafó – House of Contemporary Arts

 

Set and Costume Design

–           2010 But Where is Little Li? – set design– Tünet Company – Platán Gallery

–           2010 András Vinnai: Blinds – set design and production supervisor – Táp Theatre           Company – Trafó

–           2011 Péter Takátsy: Para-Phrase – set design – Táp Theatre Company/Manna Production – Katona József Theatre

–           2011 The Moment House – set design – Scallabouche Company, Edinburgh Fringe Festival

–           2011 TASZ commercials – costume design

–           2011/2012  The Care Takers – theatrical sitcom – set and costume design – Katona József Theatre

–           2012 Once upon a time in Gyöngyöspata… – set and costume design – Scallabouche Company – Szkéné Theatre

–           2012 Bad Variety – set and costume design – Táp Theatre Company – Mikroszkóp Theatre

–           2012 Nelli Litvai: Prince Mirkó – costume design – Hoppart Company – Millenáris Theatre

–           2012 Attila Soós: BreadKillers – set and costume design – University of Drama Budapest

–           2012/2013 The Care Takers 2. – theatrical sitcom – set and costume design – Katona József Theatre

–           2012 Kia Corthron: Mind the Gap – set and costume design – Füge Production – Boarding School Rákospalota

–           2012 Ernő Szép: Sweet Broom – set and costume design  – Móricz Zsigmond Theatre, Nyíregyháza

–           2013 Daniel Davis: Kiwi – set and costume design – Budapest Puppet Theatre

–           2013 Marius Von Mayenburg: Martyer – set design – Katona József Theatre

–           2013 Alfred Jarry: Ubu Roi – costume design – Theatre of Szabadka, Serbia

–           2013 Line Knutzon: The time is coming – set and costume design – Neptun Brigade, Dunakanyar Theatre of Vác

–           2013-2014 CultureHouse – theatrical sitcom – set and costume design – Jurányi Production House

–           2013 Illaberek – set and costume design – Katona József Theatre

–           2014 Neil Simon: The Odd Couple female version – set design – Vörösmarty Theatre, Székesfehérvár

–           2014 Freidrich Schiller: Mary Stuart – set and costume design in collaboration with Lili Izsak – Örkény Theatre

–           2014 Ben Manhoff: The Owl and the Pussycat – set and costume design – Orlai Production

–           2014 Alkalmáté Trupp: Kristóf Gál – set and costume design – Orlai Production – Jurányi Production House

–           2014 Peter Weiss: Marat/Sade – set and costume design – Katona József Theatre

–           2014 Musicians of Bremen (based on the story of Brothers Grimm) – set and costume design – Ódry Theatre

–           2014 Gerhart Hauptmann: The Beaver coat – set and costume design – Ódry Theatre

–           2015 Neutral Sexes – set and costume design – Scallabouche Company – Jurányi Production House

–           2015 Florian Zeller: Father – set and costume design in collaboration with Lili Izsak – Belvárosi Theatre

–           2015 Mary Orr: All about Eve – set and costume design – Orlai Production

–           2015 Alkalmáté Trupp: András Dömötör – set and costume design – Orlai Production, Jurányi Production House

–           2015 NewsTheatre – set/costume – Katona József Theatre and Young and Rubicam Communications – web series

–           2015 Éva Péterffi-Novák: Onewoman – set/costume – Orlai Production

–           2015 András Vinnai: The Warriors of Love – set/costume – Dumaszínház,Füge Production, Jurányi Prdoction House

–           2015 H@amlet – set/costume – Scallabouche Company – Jurányi Production House

–           2015 Charlotte Roos-Juli Zeh: The Yellow Line – costume– Ódry Theatre

–           2015 Cervantes-Sára Gábor: I was Don Quijote – costume – Bartók Theatre

–           2016 based on William Shakespeare: Midsummer Night’s Dream – set and costume – Ódry Theatre, Studio

–           2016 Spririt Inn – costume – Ódry Hevesi

–           2016 Stereo Akt: Etiquett – set and costume – Jurányi Production House

–           2016 Hernádi Pont – set and costume – Orlai Production

–           2016 Attila Ménes: Bihari – díszlet/jelmez – Katona József Theatre

–           2016 Henrik Ibsen: Brand – set and costume – Ódry Theatre, Studio

–           2016 based on Zsigmond Móricz : Mihály Nyilas affair – set and costume –Ódry Theatre

–           2016 Arthur Miller: Death of a Salesman – set and costume – Örkény Theatre

–           2016 Gyula Gazdag: The Casting – set and costume – Ódry Theatre, Studio

–           2016 Richard Bean: One man, Two Governors – set and costume –Orlai Production, Belvárosi Theatre

–           2016 Alkalmáté Trupp: Béla Mészáros – set and costume – Orlai Production – Jurányi Production House

–           2016 Ferdinand von Schirach: Terror – set and costume – Katona József Theatre

–           2016 András Vinnai: Fear the Szaknévsor – set and costume – DumaTheatre, Gödör Club

–           2016 Günter Grass: Tindrum– costume – Katona József Theatre

–           2017 Ladislav Fuks: The Cremator– set and costume – Orlai Production

–           2017 András Cserna-Szabó: Sömmi – costume– K2 Company, Jurányi Production House

–           2017 György Dragomán: Kalucsni – set and costume – Ódry Theatre, Studio

–           2017 Mihail Lermontov: Masquerade – set –Latinovits Theatre

–           2017 Ben Johnson: Volpone – set and costume – Weöres Sándor Theatre

–           2017 Henrik Ibsen: Peer Gynt – costume – Stúdió K Theatre

–           2017 John Patric Shanley: Doubt – set – Orlai Production

–           2017 Alkalmáté Trupp: Milán Vajda – set and costume – Orlai Production – Jurányi Production House

–           2017 János Háy: Brought Spirit – set and costume – Subotica National Theatre

–           2017 Joseph Roth/Koen Tachelet: Hiob – set and costume – Schauspielhaus Graz

–           2018 Nikolai Gogol: Dead Souls – set and costume design – Katona József Theatre

–           2018 Henrik Ibsen: Ghosts – set design – Central Theatre

–           2018 Straight Labrynth – costume design – Municipal Grand Circus

–           2018 Alfred Jarry: Ubu Roi – costume design – Katona József Theatre, Kecskemét

–            2018 Ákos Németh: Dancers of Muller – set design – Csiky Gergely Theatre, Kaposvár

–            2018 Arthur Miller: The Crucible – set and costume design – Weöres Sándor Theatre, Szombathely

–            2018 Susliks – set design – Katona József Theatre

–            2018 Sylvia Plath: The Bell Jar – set and costume design – Örkény Theatre

–           2018 John Kander-Fred Ebb-Bob Fosse: Chicago – set design – Átrium Theatre

–            2018 Leonyid Genrikhovich Zorin: A Warsaw Melody – set and costume design – Orlai Production

–            2018 Alkalmáté Trupp: Fenyő Iván – set and costume – Orlai Production – Jurányi Production House

–            2018 Georg Büchner: Woyzeck – costume design – Szkéné Theatre

–           2018 Anouilh, Schiller, Shaw: Jeanne d’Arc – costume design – Katona József Theatre

–           2019 Ödön von Horváth: Kasimir und Karoline – set and costume design – Central Theatre

–            2019 Harold Pinter: The Caretaker – set and costume design – Radnoti Theatre

–            2019 Gerhart Hauptmann: Rose Bernd – set and costume design – Thalia Theatre

–            2019 Alkalmáté Trupp: Czukor Balázs – set and costume – Orlai Production – Jurányi Production House

–            2019 Mikhail Bulgakov: Moliere – set and costume design – National Theatre Szeged

–            2019 Dan Gordon: Terms of Endearment – set design – Orlai Production

–           2019 Henry Farrell: Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? – set design – Hatszín Theatre

–           2019 Feridun Zaimoglu–Günter Senkel–Luk Perceval: Moliere-The Passion – costume design – Radnóti Theatre

–           2019 Jean-Paul Sartre: The Flies – costume design – Örkény Theatre

–            2019 Katona József: Bánk Bán – set and costume design – Katona József Theatre

–            2019 Franz Xaver Kroetz: Desire – set and costume design – Radnóti Theatre

–           2020 Anna Politkovskaya – set and costume design – Katona József Theatre

–           2020 Jang Soyoung,Lee Haeje: Turandot – set design – Divadlo Nova Scena, Bratislava

–            2020 George Orwell: 1984 – set and costume design – Örkény Theatre

–           2020 Nick Payne: If there is i haven’t found it yet – set and costume design – Katona József Theatre

–           2020 Dezső Kosztolányi: Nero the bloody poet – costume design – Studio K Theatre

Work in Progress

–           2021 Tracy Letts: The Minutes – costume design – Átrium Theatre

–           2021 The Fourth / Inferno by Dante – costume design – Radnóti Tesla Theatre

–           2021 András Vinnai: The Hungarian Bible – set and costume design – Katona József Theatre

–            2021 WaterField – interactive theatre installation – set design with Juli Balázs – Trafó House of Contemporary Art

–           2021 Moliere: The Bourgeois Gentleman – set and costume design – Hungarian State Opera

–           2021 Alkalmáté Trupp: Jordán Adél – set and costume – Orlai Production – Jurányi Production House

–            2021 Arthur Laurents,Leonard Bernstein,Stephen Sondheim: West Side Story – set design – Szeged Open Theatre, Zikkurat Production

–            2021 János Térey: Deads of Káli – set and costume design – Katona József Theatre