A troupe of expats is bringing English-friendly theatre to the stage with Most Budapest ('Budapest Now'). This comedy aims to depict Budapest from a foreigner's perspective. Eleven actors from abroad reveal their experiences in adjusting to Hungarian culture, language and mentality in a light-hearted fashion. Hungarians can also enjoy the show if they speak English and can laugh at a few stereotypes about their own culture. If you want to know more, here is our article about the play.
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