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Three rascals Diring, Dorong and Durung are trying to capture a princess in hope for a rich ransom. By misadventure, they meet the forest witch, who is looking for a wife, for her soft-headed, but warm-hearted son. A lady's maid and a soldier also arrive to the forest, just to...
The story takes place in New York, in the second half of the 1930's, aboard the cruise ship La Paz, where we witness the stormy encounter of a soured young businesswoman (Tony) and a handsome adventurer (Frank). We would not like to spoil the exciting storyline for you, but...
"I am intrigued by the situation" - says the penniless count when he puts on a butler's clothes in order to go serve the rich baron and his daughter. The count happens to be a successful stage author and the girl, who falls in love with his the butler, dreams of being an...
'The soul is a terrible reality' wrote Oscar Wilde, the stunningly popular star of 19th century English-language literature. He elaborates in his classic novel, The Picture of Dorian Gray, who is so desperate to remain young and beautiful forever, that he is willing to sell his...
The story of the terrible Bluebeard, using up wife after wife, might be familiar to many in our audience. In Jacques Offenbach's colourful and eventful operetta, we can get to know this ‘marrying machine' from a surprising and humorous angle. The plot twists along like the best...
The novel, on which the musical is based, Daniel Keyes' Flowers for Algernon is one of the defining pieces of the young adult fiction genre. It had been translated into 27 languages and sold more than five million copies worldwide. The story tells the tale of 32 years old...
One of the biggest successes of last seasons remains on the programme! If you want to see this fantastically spectacular performance, it would be worth thinking about booking well in advance! Refined French taste has always set the trend in gastronomy, fashion and design, as...
If the Gypsy Princess is Imre Kálmán's most successful work, it is without a doubt that Countess Maritza is his most exciting and most popular piece. It is by no wonder, since Maritza is full of hits, and its unique, yet very up-to-date story features various characters, who are...
Somewhere in Transylvania, in a land inhabited by Hungarians, Romanians and Gypsies, lives Zórika, daughter of the country lord Péter Dragoján, who is about to make arrangements of his daughter's wedding with Gábor, son of the rich neighbour farmer. The ceremony is unexpectedly...
Bajor - Oszvald - Verebes! What more could you ask for?! These three are the rock solid guarantee of marvellous theatrical entertainment for all. Being one of the most successful Hungarian operettas, Mike the Magnate is time and again played both in music and drama theatres. Its...
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