In this episode of the StageLync Podcast, I speak with Bence Vági—founder and artistic director of Recirquel Company Budapest, and one of the most defining voices in contemporary performance. With a background in modern and classical dance, Bence is a director and choreographer whose work fuses circus, movement, and theatre into a visual language all his own. His innovative approach has redefined the magic of live performance for today’s audiences, establishing him as a leading figure in both Hungarian and international performing arts.
From intimate creations likeNon Solus to the vast, 6,500-square-meter immersive world ofWalk My World, Bence Vági’s work dissolves boundaries between art forms, inviting audiences to step inside living, breathing stories.
We talk about how Recirquel evolved from a dream into a global company, what it means to train artists as both dancers and acrobats, and why he believes the future of circus lies in authenticity, craft, and imagination.
This is a conversation about redefining form, building trust through collaboration, and daring to dream on an epic scale.
Credits for the StageLync Podcast
Host: Anna Robb
Editor: Rose Anne Fermocil
Music: Jeremy Willi
Design: Em Holt
Production Coordinator: Roselle Bernardo
Producers: Anna Robb and Andrea Honis
Also check out: StageLync Podcast Ep. 68: Natasha Tsakos – Show Maker: “Our whole relationship with life is a dance with gravity” — a visionary creator working at the intersection of theatre, tech, and immersive experiences.
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