Eszter Némethi

Eszter Némethi is a Hungarian theatre maker and researcher based in Brussels. Her work explores the interplay between language, listening, and political imagination, creating participatory frameworks that foster collective reflection and engagement.

Working across performance, conversation, and site-based research, Eszter designs formats that support sustained inquiry into how we speak, listen, and make sense together.

At the core of her practice is a commitment to holding space for multiplicity and quiet voices.

Her current projects include School of Magical Politics, which investigates storytelling, play, and magical thinking as tools for navigating the political; and Geology of the Real, a performance research project focused on memory recall and the ethics of listening in performance.

Eszter is drawn to the liminal spaces between people, systems, and imaginations. She holds an MA in Social Practice and the Creative Environment and is a graduate of the a.pass post-master program in Brussels. Her work has been presented in Ireland, Belgium, and internationally.