Tense, edgy, moody and sparse; modern ballet should stretch the boundaries, and these pieces of dramatic dynamism will do just that. Two choreographers, Czech Jiří Kylián and Swedish Johan Inger,[…]
Outside the Opera House this weekend and the following Saturday are three different one-act comic operas. Set on Sphinx Terrace in the afternoon, admission is free and the warm September[…]
Humanity’s desire to travel and discover can be traced back to ancient times. In addition to explorers and scientists, the figure of the artist has also been paired with[…]
Recirquel Contemporary Circus Company presents the exotic performance of “Paris de Nuit” that blurs the boundaries between the stage and the audience, slicing through the fourth wall with the full-on[…]
The Amrita Sher-Gil Cultural Centre at the Indian Embassy in Budapest is registering dancers, yoga practitioners and musicians for courses in the September-December semester. Courses to learn tabla, namely two[…]
The autumn season for the Opera House and Erkel Theatre has a densely packed and richly varied schedule with premières, returning shows, concerts and events. Still running is the family[…]
Paradoxically perhaps, biographies often begin with their subject`s death. So it is with Moyle, who recounts how Joseph Mallord William Turner, to many Britain`s greatest painter, died in 1851 not[…]
Taiwan’s Puzangalan,Choir, which is made up of children from the aboriginal Paiwan tribe, visited Hungary in August, performing their peoples’ traditional songs at senior citizens’ home Fővárosi Önkormányzat Idősek Otthona[…]
As the summer begins to die and the cooler evenings of autumn are relentlessly approaching, there is one major consolation; theatres across Europe rise out of their long summer hibernation[…]
What would summer be without music festivals under a blue sky? They are as inseparable from the season as ice-cream and sun lotion. In our series we are taking a[…]
