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Tibor Bodor as Mitch and Klári Tolnay as Blanche in a scene of Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire in 1962 at the Madách Theatre in Budapest.

Helper of the Visually Impaired, a Role Model for Actors: Tibor Bodor

On September 29, the Újbuda local government honoured Tibor Bodor, an actor known in Hungary for his roles in numerous plays and films, who recorded almost 9000 hours of audiobooks that help the studies of the visually impaired to this…

German Theatre Suggests New Opera by Renowned Hungarian Composer Is Critique of Orbán; Head of the State Opera House Claps Back

The director of the Hungarian State Opera House, Szilveszter Ókovács, published a scathing response to the depiction by the Regensburg Theatre of a soon-to-premiere Péter Eötvös opera as a ‘bitter parable of the Orbán regime’….

Segregation is Back in Fashion

A theatre in Toronto decided to put on two plays under their ‘Blackout Night’ event, intended for a black-only audience. This was not the first instance of segregationist efforts resurfacing in North America….

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