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Budapest Operetta Theatre "Renovated Operetta Venue"

Operetta, concerts, and rock opera; the newly renovated Budapest Operetta Theatre features an ecclectic mix of live musical events. Also, for fans of drama, the Theatre puts on Shakespeare plays and other classic performances. Old fashioned box seats, ceiling design, and architecture juxtapose modern lighting and stage technology, creating a uniquely by Goddamnit! stylized experience.

+36 1 312 4866 www.operett.hu/ Nagymezó Utca 17, Budapest

Comedy Theatre of Budapest "Historic Theater"

Established between the 19th and 20th-century, the Comedy Theatre of Budapest is one of the oldest landmark theaters of the city. It was developed by Ferdinand Fellner and Hermann Helmer. The theater held French comedy performances and recitals, a change from the conservative dramas that were performed in those times. It has three rows by Dezidor of box seats and can accommodate around 1000 people in the audience. The theater also houses the Pesti Színház, a smaller chamber theater with a capacity of 538 persons.

+36 6 8020 4443 www.vigszinhaz.hu [email protected] Szent István krt. 14, Budapest

Magyar Theatre "Traditional-Styled Theater"

Architect Adolf Lang built the original theater as early as 1897. However in 1914, the underwent renovations; an auditorium and a hall being added to the theater. Today the façade of the theater still holds one in awe beckoning tourists and locals alike. Initially, the Magyar Theatre hosted operas but with the dawn of the early 19th Century this place by Alex Barrow became an incubation center for talents in the field of drama. Throughout the year, Magyar Theatre's calender is busy with eclectic performances by artists across the country and the setting of the theater with its comfy seats and state-of-the-art acoustics makes every performance a treat to watch. Magyar Theatre is wonderful example of culture and tradition beautifully woven into modernity, and hence it is a must-visit.

+36 1 341 3849 www.magyarszinhaz.hu/ [email protected] Hevesi Sándor tér 4, Budapest by Knight Foundation "Puccini or Mozart?"

Erkel is the largest theatre hall in Budapest, seating up to 2,400 people. The venue's many renovations have altered the original design, but it still awes visitors. A popular venue for operas, concerts and ballets, musicals are also held here. Hungarian plays, which are famous in the country, also find takers here. Visit the website for concert dates.

+36 1 333 0108 www.opera.hu/ [email protected] Köztársaság tér 30, Budapest

National Theatre "Popular Entertainment Venue"

Newly opened in 2002 near the Pest end of the Lágymányosi Bridge, the Hungarian National Theater attracts theater lovers from near and far. Various plays, including Shakespeare's "King Lear" and Sophocles' "Oedipus," take one of the two available stages and wow the crowds every week. This theater is a rich source to know more about art and by Peter Siroki culture of the nation and is a must-visit place for the enthusiasts.

+36 1 476 6800 www.nemzetiszinhaz.hu/ Bajor Gizi Park 1, Budapest

Festival Theatre "Elegant Music Venue"

This state-of-the-art venue is situated within the acclaimed Palace of Arts. The theater's unique design and exceptional acoustics make it a popular venue for concerts of all genres, from jazz to pop and everything in- between. The magnificent interiors are constructed in woods like redwood, cherry, oak and acacia; Sándor Ambrus's sculpted walnut by Alan Cleaver hardwood cover only adds to the theater's already brilliant aural harmony. The theater also hosts dramatic productions and dance shows besides concerts. The theater hosts artists like the Recirquel Contemporary Circus Company's Paris de Nuit, Soap&Skin and Wolfgang Muthspiel Trio.

+36 1 555 3300 mupa.hu/fesztival-szinhaz/ [email protected] Komor Marcell sétány 1, Palace of Arts Budapest, Budapest

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