Most Infamous Assassinations: A Shot That Started World War I
Franz Ferdinand might have become a fair and fine king, but instead, he became the reason for
House of Asterion at Thália Theatre
This play is a special mix of prose, poetry and dance which is performed by a Spanish, a Hungarian
The God of Carnage – Presented by esō theatricals
What happens when two sets of parents meet up to deal with the unruly behaviour of their children? A
Born to Wander: English-speaking theatre in Budapest
For years, the journey from Novi Sad to Berlin was the only way out of poverty and discrimination
Silence (2016) Review
Andrew Garfield weren’t on the radar when it came to naming my favourite actors. Then sometime in
Article 50 Has Been Officially Triggered
British Prime Minister Theresa May has officially triggered Article 50 with a letter that informs
Friss Hús International Short Film Festival @ Toldi Cinema
Between 29 March and 2 April, short films will take over the screen at Toldi Cinema. The five-day
15 Famous People in Real Life and on the Screen
Sometimes real life is more interesting than any story made up. That is the reason real person
Theatre on the Roof: Hitler and Hitler
“Hitler and Hitler” is surrealistic farce, based on the play by the controversial