The Top of the Breadfruit Tree
2026-05-30 19:00 - 20:00 (Europe/Budapest) | Füszi, Páva u. 30, Budapest, Hungary
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Writer: Rodrigó Balogh and Márton Illés
Dramaturg: Laura Pamlényi
Music: Dávid Varga and István Babindák
Lighting design and technique: Ferenc Nagy
Cast: Emilia Boda-Novy, Ramóna Farkas, Nóra Nemcsók
Director: Rodrigó Balogh
Short description
This one stayed home and then went far away.
This one dreamed of a prince, who was eventually eaten by a wolf.
This little one cleaned up nicely.
A roller coaster for three voices.
Szilvi, Kriszti and Viki are looking for their own path in the dense forest of adulthood.
In the midst of successes and failures, and changes of direction, the biggest challenge is not reaching the finish line, but avoiding losing ourselves and each other.
The Top of the Breadfruit Tree is a heartbreakingly funny coming-of-age story about togetherness, distance, re-planning and the invisible rubber band that pulls us back into our shared past even when we thought we had moved on.
Where do we end up when we leave everything behind?
And what remains of us?

Prikézsia,or Pancu and the Traditions from Birth to Rebirth
2026-06-07 18:00 - 19:00 | Füszi, Páva u. 30, Budapest, Hungary
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Prikézsia (also prikezsia, prikezhija) is a Romani word meaning: misfortune, accident, curse.

During the creation of this performance, we explored our relationship to tradition. Our focus turned toward the gap between generations, with special attention to the expectations piled upon us—sometimes seemingly unnecessary ones.

An unavoidable topic was Pancu. At times we had blood-boiling debates about how he got there at all, and what he was even doing there. Should we lift him up? High into the air. Would that still shock anyone? Or should we rather crawl inside him? We thought a great deal about this during the interdisciplinary creative process.

Then Pancu began to tell stories. He just kept talking and talking. He told us. In writing, this would be far too long.

Let’s meet! Allow us to guide you along this adventurous path we built from ourselves. Come!

Now, come on, give me a kiss! (smack)

And be sure to come—otherwise you’ll bring prikézsia upon us!

The creation of this performance was supported by the European Union.

Disrupters of a Regime
2026-06-10 19:00 - 20:00 | Füszi, Páva u. 30, Budapest, Hungary
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Sándor wants to be a free filmmaker, but the Eastern European dictatorship he lives in has other plans for him. The state determines his professional work and social relationships, and even intrudes into his bedroom.

How can a filmmaker become truly successful in an age of socialism with its watchful eyes? The System Breakers doesn’t mince words: this story is about oppression, freedom, and those who don’t want to be losers in a dictatorship.

Caution! The System Destroyers lecture contributes in some way to expanding our historical knowledge. Don’t worry, this story won’t be in the textbooks either. But it is necessary so that we can face our common past, our present, and move forward. The people and events in the performance are fictional, but a significant portion of the stories presented actually happened. The birth of the show was inspired by real people whose struggles deserve respect.

Written by Rodrigó Balogh, Márton Illés
Director: Rodrigó Balogh
Played by Dávid Csányi, Krisztina Fenyvesi, András Tamás Szegedi
Dramaturg: Tímea Éva Bogya
Assistant director: Lucia Lakatos
Music: Varga Dávid
Lightning designer: Ferenc Nagy
Technic: Szegedi Szilárd
Hungarian-Romanian translation by Géza Buzás-Hábel
Hungarian-German proofreading by Ádám Gagyi

The performance deals openly with sexuality. Viewing it is not recommended for those under the age of 18 according to Hungarian law.

Roma Holocaust and Beyond – Ways of Hate and Humanity - ONLINE PREMIER
2026-06-23 19:00 - 21:00
We are pleased to invite you to the online premiere of Roma Holocaust and Beyond – Ways of Hate and Humanity, a documentary exploring one of the least known chapters of European history – the Roma Holocaust (Samudaripen).

The documentary brings together personal testimonies, family memories and expert perspectives to shed light on the persecution of Roma communities during the Second World War and the devastating consequences of hatred, discrimination and exclusion. At the same time, it highlights stories of resilience, solidarity and humanity that continue to resonate today.

Date: 23 June 2026
Time: 19:00 (CET)
Format: Online
Participation: Free of charge

Registration: https://luma.com/tc38odlt

Tarts velünk ezen a különleges európai premiervetítésen!

Project Title: ROMDIEM – Illuminating the Forgotten Stories of the Roma Holocaust
Grant Agreement No.: 101196127

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.

Top of the bread tree
2026-06-29 19:00 - 22:00, 2026-06-30 19:00 - 22:00 | Füszi, Páva u. 30, Budapest, Hungary
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Szilvi, Kriszti and Viki are looking for their own path in the dense forest of adulthood.
In the midst of successes and failures, and changes of direction, the biggest challenge is not reaching the finish line, but avoiding losing ourselves and each other.
The Top of the Breadfruit Tree is a heartbreakingly funny coming-of-age story about togetherness, distance, re-planning and the invisible rubber band that pulls us back into our shared past even when we thought we had moved on.
Where do we end up when we leave everything behind?
