Acrobats, jugglers, aerialists – we know that Sziget is most attractive for its concerts and big stage performers, but it’s also worth looking beyond the stage.
Shows, concerts and cultural attractions – Budapest is always buzzing. Each week, we gather all of the important happenings taking place in our favourite city so you can plan ahead. Get involved!
Taking the kids to Sziget? Fancy a break from another band? There's loads on at Sziget, contemporary circus, theatre, dance, puppet shows and street entertainment – here are a few tips!
Tchaikovsky was a self-inflated mediocrity, Brahms a scoundrel – these opinions of revered composers underscore The Music Critic, a comedic vehicle for John Malkovich, coming to Budapest on 2 October.
Meet Bence Vági, Artistic Director of Recirquel, Hungary's unique contemporary cirque danse company whose latest production, IMA (‘Pray’), represents a spiritual journey taken by the choreographer.
Bartók Spring showcases top artistic talent in many fields, in prestigious venues across Budapest, as well as in Miskolc, Debrecen and Győr. We meet its Operating Director, Janina Szomolányi.
We pick out the highlights of the annual cultural extravaganza, Bartók Spring International Arts Weeks, taking place in Budapest, Miskolc, Debrecen and Győr.
Catch entertaining English-language dramedy at the Katakomba Cellar Theatre on 9 April when Budapest company MIND RESET parody contemporary society in their original work, I Didn’t See That Coming.
A broad church for independent theatre companies, dance troupes, designer and creatives of all stripes, Jurányi House has filled a huge old school building with vital activity for ten years.
Playwright Stephen Brown talks to We Love Budapest about Dr Semmelweis, co-written and starring the Oscar-winning Mark Rylance, currently being performed at the Bristol Old Vic.
Budapest's Artificial Moon bring an acclaimed contemporary US interpretation of an English medieval morality play to the Turbina Cultural Centre on 17 November – we speak with actor/director Rod Hill.
Opening at Müpa this month – skating and free live music, with two special performances to follow in the Müpa Tent, one by award-winning contemporary circus/dance troupe Recirquel.
Catch the new season at the B32 Galéria és Kultúrtér, cultural flagship of Újbuda, with challenging live theatre, excellent concerts and family-friendly festivals.
An English-friendly circus-theatrical adaption, Great Stories of Budapest runs on Wednesday at Bethlen Tér Theatre. The drama features the local artists who paved the way for performers of today.
All kinds of alfresco dance performances, tango, milonga and Hungarian folk, are lined up for the TáncPark festival between 14 and 22 July at the National Dance Theatre.
Opened during the Hungarian millennial celebrations on 1 May 1896, the Comedy Theatre, the Vígszínház, has hosted some of the greatest names of stage and screen. We look back at 125 years.