Interactive dance performance “4 Victors” is an inspiring interpretation of the Olympic Games by four dancers, an ode to human creativity, freedom of expression and community.

When we think of the Olympic Games, we usually see athletes competing against each other and striving to become that one and only winner. And what if we start to interpret and creatively look at these two words – OLYMPIC GAMES? Unknowingly, we would move to the mythic times of Antiquity, the Divine Mount Olympus, we would encounter stories in which humans and Gods interact. In this context, the Olympic Games take on the form of mysticism and ritualism. And the word “games” appeals to a person’s ability to play, or perhaps to be playful. Playfulness becomes the cornerstone of the dance performance “4 Victors”.

Olympic fire, Olympic rings, or legends about ancient Olympic champions, myths about the divine beginning of the Games, or maybe the popular Olympic anthem "Chariots of Fire", not necessarily sport as a fight for victory, but the community of the sport itself, of people striving to overcome the limits of their capabilities, are the elements that spread through the Four Victors and with every minute of the performance, they bring us closer and closer to the main idea of the play, that everyone can be a Victor, a winner, and it doesn't matter how big those victories are!

Even if “4 Victors” is a dance interpretation of the biggest sports event in the world, the creative team of this performance supports the core values of the Olympic Movement – the importance of physical activity, culture, and education for a better World and Peace in it.