Gergye's performance combined the motifs of the Expressionist painter Egon Schiele with elements of dance from Java.
The performance was liked by critics as well as audiences, as became clear at a roundtable talk on contemporary European dance held on Sunday, the Hungarian Cultural Centre London said.
Centre director Katalin Ildikó Takács said that initiatives such as the DancEUnion - European Contemporary Dance Festival in London offer great opportunities for Hungarian performers.
DancEUnion, which involved artists from 23 countries, was organised by the European Commission's British representative and Southbank Centre.
Photo: Máté Nándorfi
