Schedule
- 18:30-21:00Equus
- 18:00-20:30Equus
- 17:00-22:00Equus
- 17:00-22:00Equus
- 17:00-22:00Equus
- 17:00-22:00Equus
- 17:00-19:00Equus
- 17:00-19:00Equus
- 18:00-20:00Equus
- 18:00-20:00Equus
- 18:00-20:00Equus
Moving beyond the primary question of whether the doctor or the patient is in more trouble, the lecture explores the universal human issues of modernism and barbarism.
Peter Shaffer's world-famous drama premiered in London in 1973. Its Hungarian premiere was in 1980. It is being staged for the first time in the history of the József Attila Theatre.
This exciting stage vision, coupled with a unique story, promises to be a landmark performance in the history of our theatre.
The performance is recommended for children over 16!
Length: 2 hours 5 minutes (without intermission)
József Attila Theatre
The József Attila Theatre is a theatre in Budapest, in the 13th district, at 63 Váci út. In 1955 it became the József Attila Theatre. The building was originally intended to be a house of culture, previously it was used as an operetta theatre by the Déryné Stage and later by the Hungarian People's Army Theatre Chamber Theatre. It became independent in 1956.
