DIK - Theater Inspired by Christ - Fishermen
created: 20. 05. 2020 08:38 modified: 27. 11. 2020 02:00
Theater inspired by Christ - DIK, or in Roma language: DIK - SEE! The theater ensemble worked in the framework of the Greek-Catholic Formation Center for the Roma from 2009 to 2018. It processes social and personal themes in the form of author's theater, short plays and musicals also based on the principle of religious motives and didactic activities.
The recording was made as part of the National Project Documentation and Information Center for Roma Culture at the Alexander Duchnovič Theater in Prešov in September 18, 2014.
The theater sketch Fishermen is performed by Viktória Jónyová, Veronika Ďuďová, Andrej Čikala, Peter Ferenc and Jaroslav Mačo.
category: drama
tags: theater drama spoken drama stage original Slovak DIK general audience internal
DIK - Theater Inspired by Christ - Juliet
created: 20. 05. 2020 08:34 modified: 27. 11. 2020 02:00
Theater inspired by Christ - DIK, or in Roma language: DIK - SEE! The theater ensemble worked in the framework of the Greek-Catholic Formation Center for the Roma from 2009 to 2018. It processes social and personal themes in the form of author's theater, short plays and musicals also based on the principle of religious motives and didactic activities.
The recording was made as part of the National Project Documentation and Information Center for Roma Culture at the Alexander Duchnovič Theater in Prešov in September 18, 2014.
The sketch titled Júlia (Juliet) is performed by Jaroslav Mačo, Peter Ferenc and Andrej Čikala.
category: drama
tags: theater drama spoken drama stage original Slovak DIK general audience internal
Romathan - The Spirit of Dance
created: 20. 05. 2020 08:32 modified: 11. 08. 2023 13:27
Video recording of the dance performance of the Romathan Theater was recorded on 18 September 2014 at the A. Duchnovič Theater in Prešo,v during the implementation of the National Project Documentation and Information Center of Romani Culture. The recording offers a view of the Czardas and Chapas dances, which are characterized by rhythmic repetitions in 2/4 or 4/4 bars. Csardas and chapas are dynamic dances of men and women dancing, danced in groups or couples. This type of dance comes from the region of Eastern Slovakia.
category: dance
tags: folklore authentic male female ensemble Romathan general audience internal
DIK - Theater Inspired by Christ - Love Like a Dog
created: 18. 05. 2020 21:47 modified: 27. 11. 2020 02:00
Theater inspired by Christ - DIK, or in Roma language: DIK - SEE! The theater ensemble worked in the framework of the Greek-Catholic Formation Center for the Roma from 2009 to 2018. It processes social and personal themes in the form of author's theater, short plays and musicals also based on the principle of religious motives and didactic activities. The sketch titled Love Like a Dog is performed by Veronika Ďuďová, Jaroslav Mačo and Peter Ferenc.
The recording was made as part of the National Project Documentation and Information Center for Roma Culture at the Alexander Duchnovič Theater in Prešov in September 18, 2014.
category: drama
tags: theater drama spoken drama stage original Slovak DIK general audience internal
DIK - Theater Inspired by Christ - Cake
created: 18. 05. 2020 18:55 modified: 27. 11. 2020 02:00
Theater inspired by Christ - DIK, or in Roma language: DIK - SEE! The theater ensemble worked in the framework of the Greek-Catholic Formation Center for the Roma from 2009 to 2018. It processes social and personal themes in the form of author's theater, short plays and musicals also based on the principle of religious motives and didactic activities. Veronika Ďuďová and Viktória Jónyová perform in a sketch titled Cake.
The recording was made as part of the National Project Documentation and Information Center for Roma Culture at the Alexander Duchnovič Theater in Prešov in September 18, 2014.
category: drama
tags: theater drama spoken drama stage original Slovak DIK general audience internal
Igor Radič - A smith from Klenovec
created: 13. 05. 2020 11:00 modified: 27. 11. 2020 02:00
Igor Radič was born in 1960 in Klenovec where he lives and works untill now. Since his childhood he was fascinated by smithery. After completing his vocational training, he started to work as a smith for the Farmers Cooperative in Klenovec, he worked for the state woods company as well. He received more training by old smiths, masters of the craft. He is the statutory representative of the NGO Romani Artistic Smithery. The organization organizes workshops for smiths. He works both as industrial and artistic smith. His son Igor Radič jr. (1984) helps him in his workshop.
category: speaking
tags: retrospective biographical monologue guided Slovak Igor Radič general audience internal
Romathan - The Spririt of Music and Singing
created: 27. 04. 2020 10:12 modified: 27. 11. 2020 02:00
Video recording of the dance performance of the Romathan Theater was recorded on 18 September 2014 at the A. Duchnovič Theater in Prešov,v during the implementation of the National Project Documentation and Information Center of Romani Culture. The Orchestra of Romathan Theater and its soloists offer the watchers a mixture of instrumental and vocal-instrumental compositions.
category: music
tags: vocal-instrumental modern mix orchestra original Romani Romathan general audience internal
Tomas Hrustic - Black and White Worlds
created: 23. 03. 2020 14:01 modified: 27. 11. 2020 02:00
Tomáš Hrustič from the Institute of Ethnology and Social Anthropology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences in Bratislava presents the publication Black and White Worlds / Roma in the Majority Society in Slovakia. Two different nations, two different views, two worlds. Two different worlds that live side by side. The Roma and the others. These facts also contributed to the formation of the title of the publication Black and White Worlds. Domestic and foreign experts from the field of Roma studies looked into these worlds and brought the results of their own research. Professional reviewers of the publication: Martin Fotta, PhD., PhDr. Michal Vašečka, PhD., Kimmo Granqvist, PhD., Prof. Mgr. Milan Kováč, PhD. Published by: VEDA, Publishing House of SAV, published in: 2015, number of pages: 595
The video is divided into several inputs. Each entry represents a part of the publication. Inputs are labeled.
category: speaking
tags: academic factual dialogue humanities Slovak Romani Tomáš Hrustič academic audience internal
Michal Bársony - The Traditions of the Romani Handcrafts
created: 18. 02. 2020 10:05 modified: 27. 11. 2020 02:00
Born in the village Kunova Teplica, the district of Roznava. The family spoke Hungarian, and kept the tradition of smithery and music. He graduated from the Pedagogical Faculty of Matej Bel University in Banska Bystrica, specialzed in fine arts and Russian language. The post-gradual studies completed at the Pedagogical Faculty of University of Constantine the Philosopher in Nitra, awarded with the title PeadDr. His main creation is painting and drawing, with prevailing themes of the sacral nature, as well as some women portraits and landscapes. As a pedagogue worked at several elementary and secondary schools, as well as at universities. He also worked for the State Institute Of Pedagogy.
category: speaking
tags: biographical monologue guided Slovak Michal Bársony general audience internal
Albert Kovac
created: 10. 02. 2020 19:57 modified: 27. 11. 2020 02:00
Albert Kovac (1978) spent his childhood in the village Sarovce nearby Levice. He completed the Secondary Grammar School (gymnasium) in Zeliezovce. He went on the University of Konstantin the Philosopher in Nitra where he graduated as social worker. His mother tongue is Hungarian. He is fluent in Slovak, English and German languages. He has passive knowledge of Romani language. He started working as mediator, since 2004 he worked as the project consultant employed by the Office of Plenipotentiary of Slovak Republic Government for Romani Communities in Rimavska Sobota.
category: speaking
tags: retrospective biographical monologue guided Slovak Albert Kováč general audience internal
