Schedule
The songs and stories are about places and people of 20th century Budapest, from Gyor Füttyös to St. Peter, from Andrássy Street to The Bridge, all the way to Thököly Street.
They also recall hit TV (you asked) and radio programmes (Szabó family).
Anyone who loves Rezső Seress, Jenő Rejtő and Edith Domján, who doesn't mind if a song reveals that the Dance Festival coincided with the invasion of Czechoslovakia, who likes to stare at this city while seeing familiar stories, people and places from a different perspective, is the right place to be.
Budapest Bámészko
independent evening
Featuring:
Kriszta Kováts and Ádám Nádasdy.
Kováts Kriszta Kvintett:
Kriszta Kováts, Zsigmond Lázár, Zoltán Schneider, Tibor Csuhaj-Barna, Guszty Perger
Creators
Music by Péter Wolf, Péter Gallai, Csaba Vedres
Lyrics by Péter Fábri
The evening was supported by the Municipality of Erzsébetváros in connection with the Budapest 150 commemorative year.
Madách Theater
There is still an “era” in the Madách Theater. The era of the rise and success of musical theater. The change began in 1983 with Cats, whose decades-long series of success provided a solid foundation for the next defining step: the legendary 2003 performance of The Phantom of the Opera. Both performances were directed by Tamás Szirtes, who was elected director of the Madách Theater in 2004. Under his direction, the Madách Theater embarked on a path that has resulted in a successful musical theater of outstanding quality. World-famous musicals line up in his program, which are usually in large blocks, so-called they are staged according to the en suite playing order, and each performance remains on the show for years. The basic aim of the theater is to give the viewer the same experience even after 10 years as at the premiere.
