Energy / Participation / Collectivity

Join the dance!

BASIC TECH REQUIREMENTS

Duration

Premiere

Venue Team Audience Sound Light

45-60 min

2021,

in- or outdoors

2 or more pers.

open to anyone who wants to dance

P/A system + head microphone

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Táncra Fel! - join the dance! is a participatory dance format that invites anyone to dance, regardless of experience. Led by professional dancers and supported by live DJ music, the session begins with simple guided movements and gradually develops into a shared groove. The format creates a safe and playful environment where participants can overcome their fear of dancing, connect with others, and experience movement as a collective social activity.

Join the Dance! - Sziget jam 2023 - photo@László Mudra

Táncra Fel! - Join the Dance! was initiated in 2021 by Gyula Cserepes in response to a simple and recurring statement:

“I would like to dance, but I don’t know how.”

The project addresses this hesitation by creating a structured, yet open environment in which anyone can enter movement without prior knowledge or technical skill. Dance is approached not as performance, but as a social activity — a shared human practice rooted in rhythm, repetition, and collective presence.

By combining simple movement structures with music and group dynamics, Táncra Fel! - Join the Dance! lowers the threshold of participation and invites people to reconnect with their bodies and with each other. Rather than presenting choreography, the format creates conditions in which movement emerges through shared rhythm and interaction, allowing participants to enter a collective physical experience.

Concept & direction - Gyula Cserepes

Jam leaders (so far) - Krisztina Baumgartner, Gyula Cserepes, Kámea Farkas, Mercédesz Hegedűs, Gábor Kassai, Enikő Kovács, Luca Mészáros, Patrik Nemes, Attila Rónai, Renáta Simon

DJs (so far) - Márton Csuzi, András Huszár, Ákos Petróczki, Beno Szilágyi, Alex Tillinger

Photographers - Dániel Dömölky, András Kökényesi, László Mudra, Iringó Simon

Supported by - MU Színház (HU), Sín Arts Centre (HU), Workshop Foundation (HU)

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