Evita
The story of Evita, with lyrics by Tim Rice and music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, was first heard not on stage but in the form of an album released in 1976. The songs told the life of a woman who, starting from the lowest social strata, made her way into the heart of the nation. Following the album's success, the stage version was born, which soon became a defining work of the world's musical stages
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Eva Perón is a legend and a phenomenon, one of the most enigmatic figures in history. To this day, questions and contradictions still hover around her life. Was she truly that relentlessly driven woman who ran over everyone on her way to power in pursuit of her goals? Or rather a young woman who, starting from the depths of poverty, found her own destiny — who recognized the great moment in history, and in it the man, Juan Perón, with whom she could shape the country's future together?
Evita's story of rise is not merely about ambition. It is rather about passion, unshakable faith, and the strength that is born when the destinies of two people become intertwined. Eva and Perón, strengthening one another, created the power that would ultimately become a symbol of hope for millions.
Our production of Evita does not judge. It asks questions instead. It offers not a single truth, but lays bare a human story: that of a woman who staked her entire life on supporting the people and the man she believed in. This is precisely why this story still resonates deeply today. Because behind the songs it is not only history that speaks, but the blazing passion of life. The love that was able to bring out the most in two people.
The story of Evita, with lyrics by Tim Rice and music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, was first heard not on stage but in the form of an album released in 1976. The songs told the life of a woman who, starting from the lowest social strata, made her way into the heart of the nation. Following the album's success, the stage version was born, which soon became a defining work of the world's musical stages.
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Sunday, Oct 18, 2026, 7:00 PM
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.
