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Viktor Bodó stages Kafka's novel with his usual absurdist imagination and grotesque humor.

Víg Theatre's Backstage is Revealed to the Public

The Seagull is a play where you can find all the pain of unrequited love, the unconditional love for theatre, the eternal seeking for happiness, the solitude and the fight against mediocrity.

The characters of the cult novel come to life on the stage of Vígszínház. Gatsby, a dandy boy with a mysterious past, creates a luxurious world around himself to win back the great love of his life, Daisy.

The Great Dictator, Charlie Chaplin’s most influential work, is a deeply humanistic piece of cinematic art.

Berlin. The beginning of the 1930’s. A real metropolis, where everything can happen, and so everything happens too.

The newest theme of our series with Anna Juhász Closer is: love.

Directed by Benjamin Dino the show will be premiered on the 22 March 2024

Charity screening of the performance The Red Lion in memoriam Vera Venczel

We are pleased to inform you that our New Year's Eve performances are now available!

A playful introduction to the world of contemporary Hungarian poetry with Éva Igó and Áron Zoltán

Peter Shaffer's play staged by Géza Hegedűs D. will be premiered at the Pesti Theatre on 25 November 2023.

Opening night on 9 December staged by Tamás Keresztes at Vígszínház.

Krum's Hungarian premiere is staged by Péter Valló at Pesti Theatre

The comedy of Ferenc Molnár staged by János Mohácsi will be premiered on 23 September at Vígszínház.

Eight premieres at three stages in this season of Vígszínház.

Móricz Zsigmond Theatre has announced the winners of the 22nd VIDOR Festival.

On 7 October, we will be presenting the play directed by Péter Valló at Pesti Theatre.

The all-day programme will give you an insight into the theatre's unique location and the world of theatre and stage.

The special group will conclude its 2023 concert series at the Vígszínház on 22 October.

We would like to inform you that the first performance of the Pesti Theatre in the 2023/24 season will be the play Krum by Levin Hanoch, directed by Péter Valló.

Csenge Szilágyi, Attila Vidnyánszky Jr., Csilla Radnay, Gábor Presser, Fruzsina Nagy, Dorottya Antóci and Péter Geszti were also awarded prizes at the seasonal meeting of the Vígszínház.

Between 7 and 9 June, an extraordinary world literature walk will take place in the Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden.