Resolution: Adél Bálint, SUA Tsubokura Aguiriano, and Angela Andrew

Resolution 2027

1: A blonde woman sits in a striking, unusual pose on a wooden table, with her hands and feet supporting her body. Her curious expression and sculpture pose create a playful, expressive feeling. 2: A group of six women lying closely together on a bed, wearing patterned and colourful clothing, with their heads resting against one another in a dimly lit room.

About Resolution: Adél Bálint, SUA Tsubokura Aguiriano, and Angela Andrew

Bare by Adél Bálint

Bare explores the physical imprint of emotions and the process of carrying and releasing what is held within.

The performer moves through tension, tenderness, chaos, and stillness, allowing the body to become a landscape for emotion and memory. Cardboard boxes and their contents become extensions of the body, representing emotional weight, memories, and experiences carried over time.

Through folding, tearing, manipulating, and returning these materials, the performer explores feelings that can be difficult to express through words. As the boxes are gradually broken down and destroyed, a sense of release begins to emerge.

About Adél Bálint

Adél Bálint is a professional dancer, choreographer, and teacher. She trained in classical ballet at the Hungarian Dance University, after dancing with Szeged Contemporary Dance Company, Pécs Ballet, and Győr Ballet Company.

She has also worked on project productions with Hofesh Shechter Company and spent eight years as a dancer with Rambert Dance Company in London, collaborating with internationally renowned choreographers and developing her artistic practice. Alongside performing, she creates her own work, with choreography presented at Resolution Festival at The Place, Rambert’s choreography platforms, and most recently Head to Head for Győr Ballet Company.

Cast and Creatives

Choreographer and dancer: Adél Bálint

Composer: Rubén Martínez

KAMI by SUA Tsubokura Aguiriano

The Japanese word Kami (髪/神/纸) has three separate meanings: hair, deity and a sheet of paper. All are forms of quiet strength and powerful fragility.

Join us in our ritual of freedom, joy, anger and power as we tell the story of antagonised female characters. Some who were exalted and exploited; others misrepresented and misunderstood. But all limited and reduced in the name of being a woman.

About SUA Tsubokura Aguiriano

SUA Tsubokura Aguiriano is an interdisciplinary art enthusiast and practitioner. Born in Barcelona and brought up in Nottingham, she is ultimately interested in sociopolitical and cultural backgrounds, having come from a mixed heritage upbringing. With a big moral goal of uniting people in feeling through forms of art and movement, she works with high physicality, tender emotions and with joy in expression. Her work aims to expand and reach audiences from all backgrounds, questioning the anthropology of how we live.

St. Sharon of Stoke Newington by Angela Andrew

St. Sharon of Stoke Newington is a study on sainthood and visibility. It explores the qualities of saintliness and investigates who decides who can be a saint and why. A tribute to the unheard. An installation reclaiming space for those who were once made unwelcome.