Schedule
- 17:00-19:00Krum
- 18:00-20:00Krum
- 18:00-20:00Krum
- 18:00-20:00Krum
- 18:00-20:00Krum
- 18:00-20:00Krum
- 18:00-20:00Krum
Hanoch Levin: Krum
Krum has just returned from abroad. He brought nothing, met no one, found no job, was not happy. Because wherever life happens, it is not where he is...
Hanoch Levin's masterpiece, by one of the most prominent writers of Israeli drama, is full of love of life and humour, while at the same time speaking with painful honesty about the most important things: the unfulfilled desires of the young generation, love, loneliness, the unlivability of life and unfulfilled desires.
Hanoch Levin lived to be 55, but in his short life he created with great intensity: he wrote 56 plays, and his name is also remembered for songs, prose, poetry and major stage productions. His works have been part of the life of the Vígszínház for a long time, since 2013, when the theatre premiered The Passers-by on the main stage, and since 2006, one of his most famous and popular works, the tragic comedy Life as Such, has been performed with uninterrupted success on the House Stage.
First performed in 1975, Krum has lost none of its freshness and relevance in the decades since, and in recent years it has been rediscovered by major European theatres and successfully performed in many countries. The Vígszínház production is the premiere of the play in Hungary.
The production has been produced with the permission of "The Hanoch Levin Institute of Israeli Drama".
Reading test: 21 August 2023.
Premiere: 7 October 2023, 19:00 Pesti Színház
The performance is not recommended for audience under 14 years of age!
Vígszínház
The Vígszínház is one of the most historic and popular theatres in Budapest. Its three venues (the Main Stage, the House Stage Studio and Chamber, the Pest Theatre) have a total of more than 1700 seats. The theatre is also known as the cradle of modern Hungarian bourgeois drama, with famous authors such as Jenő Heltai, Sándor Bródy, Dezső Szomory, Menyhért Lengyel, Ernő Szép, Sándor Hunyady, Ferenc Herczeg, and others. In the 21st century, the majority of the world's theatres with large auditoriums have lost a good part of their audience. Despite this trend, the premieres of the Vígszínház are successful, and its performances are well attended. The theatre is located on the Újlipótváros side of Szent István körút in Budapest.




















