Juhász - Noémi Hörcher
Nationality: Hungarian
Date of birth: 24.02.1993
From 2006 - dancer at the Budapest Dance Theatre
From 2017 - Artistic Director of the Budapest Dance Theatre
Semmelweis university, faculty in physical Education and sports science - Full time teacher training under graduate course in health education 2008
Hungarian National Dance academy - Dance Teacher 2007
2013 Best Female Dance Artist of the season Award
2016 Viktor Fülöp, dance artist award
2017 Viktor Fülöp, dance artist award
2018/19 Hungarian National Dance Academy - Young Artisit Scholarship
2019 Best Choreographer Award of the season, for her piece; Three Sisters
2020. Gyula Harangozó Prize
Doze: Jiri Pokorny
Entre dos aquas: Entre dos aquas
Flabbergast: Gustavo Ramirez Sansano
My daughter, Anne Frank: Béla Földi
One hundred years of solitude: Béla Földi
Bolero: Raza Hammadi
Sec: Lóránd Zachár
Mediterranean: Joseph Tmim
Aurevoir en l’air! National Dance Theatre
Three sisters: (Várkert Bazár) 22 March 2018. Later selected for the XIV. Dance Festival of Győr
Three sisters: (DEPO) 10 November 2017 - study work
The Taming of the Shrew (Pécsi balett): assistant choreographer
Chronicals from Mars: assistant choreographer
One hundred years of solitude: assistant choreographer
Balance - Off balance: (MOM Cultural Centre) 29 September 2016.
My daughter, Anne Frank : assistant choreographer
From 2012, teaching assistant to Béla Földi at the National Dance Academy, dance teacher and rehearsal director.
2017 Talking About Us: Fernado Troya/Entre Dos Aguas:Robert North(National Theatre)
2016 One Hundred Years of Solitude: Béla Földi (Várkert bazaar)
2016 Red Sweat: Béla Földi and László Tihanyi (Palace of Arts)
2016 The Martian Chronicles: Béla Földi (Erkel Theatre)
2016 Doze: (piece in NDT repertoire) Jiri Pokorny (Palace of Arts)
2014 My daughter, Anne Frank: Béla Földi (National Dance Theatre)
2013 Stravinsky insparations /Spring Sacriphice: Béla Földi/Zachár Lóránd/Raza Hammadi
2011 Lélekmorzsák / 20 years of Budapest Dance Theatre: (Palace of Arts)
2011 Giselle II: Amir Kolben, Lanserotte: Neel Verdooorn, Blues Story: Raza Hammadi
2011 Mediterranean: Joseph Tmim / Raza Hammadi
2010 Body-Landscape-Picture: Dali Touiti (National Dance Theatre)
2010 Dance steps: Lóránd Zachár / Joseph Tmim / Béla Földi (National Dance Theatre)
2010 Visual notes: Béla Földi and György Vukán (Vichy Opera House)
2009 Flabbergast: Gustavo Ramirez Sansano
2009 Bolero: Raza Hammadi /Gaspard de la nuit, Concerto en Sol: Marie L. Tarnaude
2009 The Time / Chocolate / Nutcracker / Snow White: Béla Földi
2009 János Lakatos: A'capella
2018 Doze/ Bolero: Tour of Mexico, Karlovy Vary, Brno
2017 Doze/ Bolero / Balance: Genoa, Florence, Normandy, Limoges, La Reunion, Vienna
2016 My daughter, Anne Frank: Rome
2016 Bolero: London, Vienna
2016 Balance / Mur mur de la mediterranea / Bolero: Cluj Napoca
2015 Boundless: Siena
2014 My daughter, Anne Frank: Warsaw, Bratislava, Brno
2013 My little girl, Anne Frank: Brno, Zagreb
2011 Residency programme: Munich
2010 Bolero, Flabbergast, Confessions of a Choreographer: Dance Festival Bielefeld
2010 Bolero / Visual notes: Vichy Opera House, Limoges, Moscow
2009 Bolero: Medium - Cividale
He started his classical ballet and jazz dance training in Budapest. Later he continued his training around Europe. His outstanding teachers consisted of: Jeszenszky Endre 1975-1985, Raza Hammadi – Paris 1985-1990.
As a student and dancer he worked together with: Raza Hammadi, Séan Curran, Glenn van der Hof, Neel Verdoorn, Marie-Laure Tarneaud, Amir Kolbenomy, Josepf Tmim, Vassili Sulich, Krisztina De Chatel reknown dancers and teachers.
Utilising his studies in modern dance; he mixes elements of ballet, jazz and limon technique to create his own distinctive style. In his unique method of training he focuses on the various energies and laws of physics effecting the body. He appreciates the practical anatomy of dancers together with their multi dimensional facilities, thus maximising their full potential. His methods therefore achieve very effective and outstanding results in dance education.
Over the years under his watchful eyes, countless amounts of his students became very successful in the industry, even receiving professional awards such as; Dóra Barta, Zoltán Fodor, Oktávia Szigeti – worthy artists, i.e. Harangozó Gyula - prize winners. More of his students teach at the Hungarian National Dance University, such as; Grácia Nagy, János Lakatos, Zoltán Fodor, Noémi Juhász-Hörcher and Dzsenifer Vattai .
Currently Béla Fölid is a senior lecturer at the Hungarian National Dance University. For several years, he has been the modern-contemporary dance course instructor; which is the professional course of the National Union of Dance Teachers and is accredited by the government.
With his work as an art educator, he provides valuable contribution that high quality art should become appreciated in public education and for those receiving basic cultural training.
It's essential to emphasize that besides his profession as a dance teacher and educator, he also achieves great success with his creations and high quality work of his dancers both at home and abroad, as the founding director of Budapest Dance Theatre, which he established over 25 years ago. It is extremely important to him that his company's repertoire should appeal to all age groups, therefore Budapest Dance Theatre's repertoire includes children's and youth pieces besides the adult ones. These achievements are honoured by many professional awards, like the Dance Festival Audience Award, as well as Béla Földi's personal accolades, including the Republic of Hungary's Silver Cross of Merit, the Harangozó Gyula Award, the Jeszenszky Endre Award, the Creator of the Year Award, the Bonis Bona Award.
BORN: BUDAPEST, 14 JULY 1958.
1978-1985. Endre Jeszenszky
1985-1990. Raza Hammadi, Paris