Amadeus
23 Apr 2026
20:00
Szeged Contemporary Dance Company (SCDC)
Capitole Gent, Graaf van Vlaanderenplein, Gent, Belgium
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Amadeus, A Requiem of Love: An exceptional choreographic creation in its world premiere.
Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of "Amadeus," a dance tribute to one of history's greatest geniuses, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Through a bold and poetic staging, this unique show reveals the man behind the composer, seen through the eyes of the women who marked his life: his muses, his loves, and his inspirations.
A unique and immersive experience
With spectacular scenography, "Amadeus – A Requiem of Love" transports the viewer into a visual and emotional exploration of Mozart's creative spirit. The moving sets, captivating projections, and elegant lighting make each scene a true visual masterpiece.
Exceptional dancers
Led by an international troupe of virtuoso dancers, the SCDC, the show combines impeccable technique and breathtaking expressiveness. Each movement celebrates the emotional richness of Mozart's work, ranging from passion, joy, and melancholy.
After the triumph of "Black Swan" in 2024, "AMADEUS – A Requiem of Love" promises to be the show of 2025!
World Premiere: December 5, 2025...
Artistic Director
Tamas Juronics
Artistic Director, dancer, choreographer and director (born February 5, 1969, Tata). After graduating from the Folk Dance Faculty of the Hungarian Dance Academy in 1987, he accepted the invitation of Zoltán Imre to join the Szeged Ballet where he became soloist from 1989. In 1990 he created his independent studio within the company for his choreographic experimentations. He started introducing his own choreographies…
Company
Szeged Contemporary Dance Company
The classical music repertoire of the company consists of theatrical dances based on the works of composers such as Tchaikovsky, Stravinsky, Bartók, Orff, Eötvös, and the company’s varied repertoire also contains choreographies composed to musical montages. Besides the leading choreographer Tamás Jurionics, several renowned European choreographers created modern art dances for the company. In…
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Capitole
After Belgian independence in 1830, the ‘Het Zuid’ district was built in Ghent around the first train station, later with the zoo and the park. The facade of the Capitole with its triangular pediment and neoclassical colonnade dates from 1850. With the rise of sound film, there was a need for a cinema that could handle these new techniques. In 1932, Geo Henderick built…
