There are not many countries other than Hungary in which the art of folk-dancing is at such a high artistic level - there is even college for studying traditional folk dances.
Hungary is a country known for the art of folk dancing. It boasts its own college dedicated to the study of folk dances, and you can see this expertise firsthand during a 1.5-hour folk performance. You will experience varied repertoire of music and dance in a unique and exciting venue, as the Danube Folk Ensemble, the Hungarian State Folk Ensemble and Hungaria Folk Ensemble & Orchestra – 3 of the most highly regarded and professional Hungarian folk troupes – perform at either the Duna Palota theater or the Budai Vigadó theater.
Founded in 1950's and boasting the longest traditions of all Hungarian folk groups, each ensembles consists of 30 artists. The choreographies are based on authentic dances, some collected from isolated villages and dating back hundreds of years. Through the performed dances you can get a broad view of the music, dance and costume heritage of Hungary and the Hungarian inhabited areas.
With their very successful shows, the ensemble have been on tours throughout Europe, North and South America, Australia and Far East and fascinated a large number of audience. Now back in their hometown, you can enjoy this folklore ensemble, combining traditional music and dance to a brilliant show.
Cast and Creative team for Hungarian Folk Ensemble at The Danube Palace