ENCORE!

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Theater evening with live music and spoken parts in Hungarian.

In actress Eszter Balla’s and Swing à la Django’s theatrical concert night, we can learn about many of Budapest’s legends, from the story of professional prostitutes employed by the police during the Kádár regime and today’s Mambo Bar, to the mysterious death of actress Gizi Bajor and the secrets of the Körszálló — all accompanied by lots of music, with both well-known and rarely heard songs.

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Theater evening with live music and spoken parts in Hungarian.

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The story of Éva Ruttkai, Zoltán Latinovits, Éva Vass and Miklós Gábor comes to life at an exclusive, new-generation event: performed by Kata Bach, József Wunderlich, Dorottya Antóci and András Tóth, with musical accompaniment by Dániel Szebényi.

On this special evening, Franciska Farkas invites the audience to an exciting, light-hearted musical slam poetry evening, at the request of the BJC, in a production realized within the framework of the ENCORE! series, together with Edmond Mizo Oláh-Molnár, also known from Tudás Hatalom. The audience will be accompanied by prominent musicians from the Hungarian underground on a text-focused journey planned together with the audience.

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The evening promises a truly special musical journey, where songs that have marked Franciska’s career as an actress and singer over the years are presented in a new light, with fresh arrangements and enriched with personal stories.

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On this evening, Dorottya Udvaros shares insights into her career through prose and song.

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In actress Eszter Balla’s and Swing à la Django’s theatrical concert night, we can learn about many of Budapest’s legends, from the story of professional prostitutes employed by the police during the Kádár regime and today’s Mambo Bar, to the mysterious death of actress Gizi Bajor and the secrets of the Körszálló — all accompanied by lots of music, with both well-known and rarely heard songs.

"Encore!" in a new series launched under the title, outstanding personalities of the Hungarian theater appear on a monthly basis with their musical performances dreamed up for the stage of the BJC. On November 3, for the third time in the series, the duo of the deservedly popular actress Eszter Ónodi and the nationally recognized Gramophone and Artisjus prize-winning jazz guitarist Gábor Juhász awaits the BJC audience with a special repertoire.

In the latest series of the BJC, the most popular and outstanding figures of the Hungarian theater artists await the grand prize with a special, musical program.

In the latest series of the BJC, the most popular and outstanding figures of the Hungarian theater artists await the grand prize with a special, musical program.