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Dear Ladies and Gentlemen, honest citizens, professional storytellers, occasional pranksters, enthusiastic dancers, folk-music adventurers, and all those who, upon hearing of a Friday evening program, ask "where?" before asking "why?"!
We are pleased to announce, with some reservations and a careful disclaimer of responsibility for consequences, that on September 25th the gates of the Palermo Fun Cave will open once again for an evening that disguises itself as a peaceful cultural program, gradually transforms into a dance event, and ultimately continues as a personal matter for every participant.
The musical direction of the evening will be undertaken by Tuba Örs and his Band. They are the ones who, at some point during the evening, cause an audience that initially sat comfortably to realize that their feet have gained independent decision-making authority—and they take this opportunity quite seriously.
There is no dance instruction.
Not because it isn't needed, but because everyone can freely decide during the evening how far they'd like to push the boundaries of themselves and physics.
The venue, once again, is impeccable:
– deep enough that weekday worries don't follow us down,
– dimly lit enough that movements can later be explained away,
– and loud enough that common sense gives up on communication attempts in time.
Participation is especially recommended for those who like to dance, those who don't like to dance, and those who so far only suspect that perhaps they might.
👞Entry: At your own risk, smile recommended!
☝️Attention: the event takes place in the basement. If you feel there's already too much happening at ground level, now you have the opportunity to retreat one level down and forget about it all in civilized surroundings.
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