Szállingó-land’s miracle-working magic coin thought to be lost is finally found after many years. The king’s magician captures it and hands it over to the court courier who, after many exciting adventures, returns it to its place because without it, everything in Szállingó-land is in disorder.

Selection of well known Broadway hits and songs from musicals, with lots of dancing and surprises.

Popular figures from operettas by Béla Zerkovitz, Imre Kálmán and Ferenc Lehár are bringing their best known melodies to the Chain Bridge.

The public first saw Angéla Póka on the Megasztár 3 programme. Since then her dream has come true: she has reached the goal for which she entered the programme and has formed her own group. And luckily not just one, but two. Visitors to the Chain Bridge can hear the group specialising in blues and gospel. They will perform mainly songs rarely heard in Hungary.

Once upon a time there was a very hungry, very angry wolf. He set out to hunt, although he was so weak from hunger he could hardly drag himself along. As he went, after a while he met a flock of geese...

The members of the company were all in the music class of Tamás Ascher and Eszter Novák at the University of Theatre and Film; they stayed together after graduation and formed their own company. Many of their productions can be seen in Budapest in the Merlin, the National Theatre, and the Ódry Stage.

The performance is a series of short scenes, situations – sketches – strung together into a single story, a basically entertaining play that experiments with an unusual genre. The performers involve the audience too, and at times their reactions are woven into the story.

The programme includes songs of such greats of classic chanson as Edith Piaf and Yves Montand, as well as such familiar melodies and hits as “C’est si bon” and “Orfeo Negro”.

Béla Agostones’ world is full of memories that are condensed and intermingled, echoing each other with a musical smile that sets the listener dreaming. His “Dudapest Circus” invites us into the realm of sounds soaring to celebrations and surprises. A mosaic of figures, a kaleidoscope of sound colours, a colourful patchwork of strange, especially Hungarian feelings.

There’s a global crisis. When there’s a crisis, you have to struggle, “you have to be there”.

Athina Papadimitriu “Latin touch – Historia de un Amor”.
The artist, accompanied by guitarist Rezső Kutik, sings Latin evergreens from her album with a unique sound and renewed form. The internationally known songs about love, disillusionments and life, are sung in the original languages, Spanish and Portuguese. As a special attraction, Paloma Negra, from the film Frida is sung with Ágota Siménfalvy. Some of the songs in the performance also come to life as dance, performed by Andrea Lippai, the Hungarian queen of flamenco.

Their music stretches the limits of the song, filling it like a sausage with very integral things: jazz elements, folk roots, fragments of hits. Best consumed fresh. So far they have created a frozen product, in CD format: Értem a kujonságot! which is a quote from “Zuboly” (aka Bottom) in Midsummer Night’s Dream. The concert is accompanied by animation created on the spot by Gábor Orgoványi.

Momentán is a brave theatre company composed entirely of young people who completely disregard such theatrical norms as “repertoire”, “play” or even “role”. They have no stories written in advance: in their performances the drama is always shaped by what the audience wants. Viewers can also join in the improvised performance by the Momentán Company. They can make up situations, give the actors words to say, go up on the stage as actors themselves, but if they prefer they can remain in the background, no one will force them to do anything.

“Our repertoire is drawn from arrangements of Gypsy songs from different countries. The most important thing for us is that we must be able to make each song and melody our own – in its content, style and mood. After all, the Caravan Family’s music is Gypsy music – but it’s OUR Gypsy music…”