PERFORMANCES

Home Base

1 min read • Updated Mar 15, 2026

Home Base is a space, sound, and dance installation that premiered on April 14, 2016 at MOM Kulturális Központ in Budapest. The performance allows audiences to move freely and choose their viewing perspective, reimagining the 1841 romantic ballet “Giselle” through contemporary choreography. The production explores a complex picture of a love triangle and the power of jealousy, discovering modern interpretations of classical characters and themes. J3ZZ composed and produced the soundtrack for the work, with the music also featured in the promotional trailers for the show. The installation was co-conceived with Rubi Anna (concept/co-direction), with dramaturgy by Cseh Dávid and lighting design by Csere Zoltán.

2016

DATE
TIME
COUNTRY
CITY
VENUE
TICKETS
DESCRIPTION
Oct 05
21:30
Hungary
Budapest
MOMKultAlkotás utca 53, 1123 Budapest, Hungary
HOME BASE — Spatial sound dance installation inspired by Giselle. Free audience movement
Oct 05
19:00
Hungary
Budapest
MOMKultAlkotás utca 53, 1123 Budapest, Hungary
HOME BASE — Spatial sound dance installation inspired by Giselle
Apr 14
21:30
Hungary
Budapest
MOMKultAlkotás utca 53, 1123 Budapest, Hungary
HOME BASE — Multimedia installation space sound dance
Apr 14
19:00
Hungary
Budapest
MOMKultAlkotás utca 53, 1123 Budapest, Hungary
HOME BASE — Special installation combining space sound dance
Released on April 14, 2016
Location Budapest, Hungary
Commissioned by Kulcsár Noémi
Role composer, music producer
Collaborators Kulcsár Noémi (choreography/director), Rubi Anna (concept/co-director), J3ZZ (music/sound design), Cseh Dávid (dramaturge), Csere Zoltán (lights/assistant)
Credits Choreographer/director: Kulcsár Noémi. Concept/co-director: Rubi Anna. Music/sound design: J3ZZ. Dramaturge: Cseh Dávid. Lights: Csere Zoltán. Assistant: Csere Zoltán
Format Dance and installation performance
Venue MOM Kulturális Központ
Choreography Kulcsár Noémi
Type Space, sound, and dance installation
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