Schedule
Women's Day is not just one day this year! A few days after 8 March, on 11 March, we will be discussing with inspiring women authors from Libertine Books a topic we all know well, one that makes our lives both easier and harder: love.
Psychology, mindfulness and spirituality meet on the stage of the Playhouse, together answering the question: how, in how many ways, and why do we love in this way?
Three inspiring women, three different approaches, one goal: to explore the meaning of love and loving. We will bring our relationships, our experiences and perhaps a little bit of our hearts to the stage of the Playhouse, to try to unravel how to love well through this conversation, from a variety of professional and personal perspectives.
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With our 140,000 viewers, that's you, we are a community that values lightness as well as sophistication, and we work in that spirit. Our repertoire includes stage versions of many world-famous films - familiar or well-known stories, brought to life by our popular actors at arm's length for a unique and unrepeatable experience. Among our film adaptations, City Lights, with its spectacle and movement, is unique in the theatre palette, while The Lifetime Lovers, Flowers for Algernon and the stage version of the Italian cult film Total Strangers are among the most sought-after productions in the capital. There is also a huge interest in our classic comedies - including The Bachelor's Party, Be My Wife! and Eight Women. Menopauza has exploded into our repertoire with elemental force, and for our 10th anniversary, the divas Mariann Falusi, Judit Hernádi, Erika Náray, Timea Szőlőskei, Andrea Szulák and Enikő Tóth are preparing a new version. Our latest productions include two crime thrillers: the classic Agatha Christie story The Witness for the Prosecution and the modern take on the story, The Domino Murder.
