On May 15, 2025, the Háromszék Dance Theatre will premiere its dance-theatre production ECCE HOMO at the Liviu Ciulei Hall of the Bulandra Theatre in Bucharest. The performance brings to life the paintings of Mihály Munkácsy through the means of movement and music. This guest performance marks the first collaboration between the company from Sfântu Gheorghe and the Bulandra Theatre.
Directed by Tamás Farkas and Ernő Tapasztó, the production intertwines dance, music, and visual arts to present Munkácsy’s dramatic and emotionally charged world, casting a new light on the famous artist’s oeuvre.
Mihály Munkácsy (1844–1900) is one of the most renowned figures of Hungarian painting. His works capture the sufferings and inner struggles of the human soul. The performance centers around iconic paintings such as The Yawning Servant, House of Mourning, Churning Woman, Brushwood Gatherer, Ballad, Portrait of Franz Liszt, Death of Mozart, Christ before Pilate, as well as Ecce Homo and Golgotha. These paintings reflect not only the painter’s technical genius but also the deepest sufferings and trials of human life. This unique production offers the audience a chance to experience how painting transforms into a dynamic, moving form and how the stories depicted on the canvas come to life through dance. The images that once spoke quietly on the canvas now come alive through movement, sounds, and emotions.
The music for the performance was composed by Levente Fazakas; costume design by Cristina Breteanu; props by Ádám Zayzon; set design by Zsuzsi Szőke; visuals and projections by Előd Izsák. The creative team also includes art history consultant Gabriella Gyarmati. The choreographer is Tamás Farkas, assisted by Ágnes Farkas. The production is co-directed by Tamás Farkas and Ernő Tapasztó.
For Háromszék Dance Theatre, this performance represents an exciting artistic experiment. The guest performance provides an opportunity to draw the attention of the Bucharest audience to the values of Hungarian culture and the richness of its visual arts, in a language that everyone understands: the language of dance.
Venue: Bulandra Theatre, Liviu Ciulei Hall, Bucharest
(Address: Bulevardul Schitu Măgureanu 1, Bucharest 030167)
Date and time: May 15, 2025 (Thursday), 7:00 PM
Online ticket purchase: https://www.eventim.ro/ro/bilete/ecce-homo-bucuresti-teatrul-bulandra-sala-liviu-ciulei-670866/event.html
Our company is looking forward to a very busy May: we will perform not only in Sfântu Gheorghe but also in Bucharest, Târgu Mureș, and Miercurea Ciuc. We are preparing a diverse program – from playful shows for children to more serious, thought-provoking productions.
At the beginning of the month, on May 5, 6, and 7, schoolchildren from Sfântu Gheorghe will be the main audience as we perform our popular children’s show Lúdas Matyi on three consecutive days. The classic Hungarian folk tale comes to life through dance, offering a colorful and instructive experience for our youngest audience.
More about the performance: Lúdas Matyi
One of the highlights of the month will take place on May 15. We will premiere our dance-theatre production ECCE HOMO at the Liviu Ciulei Hall of the Bulandra Theatre in Bucharest. This show brings Munkácsy Mihály’s painting to life using movement and music. The guest performance marks the first collaboration between the Háromszék Dance Theatre and the Bulandra Theatre.
Directed by Tamás Farkas and Ernő Tapasztó, the production intertwines dance, music, and visual arts to present Munkácsy’s dramatic and emotionally charged world, offering a new perspective on the famous artist’s life work.
For our company, this show is an exciting artistic experiment, and the guest performance is an opportunity to draw attention to the values of Hungarian culture and the richness of its visual arts for the audience in Bucharest – in a language everyone understands: the language of dance.
More about the performance: ECCE HOMO
Between May 21 and 24, we will participate in the 19th Meeting of Professional Hungarian Folk Dance Ensembles of Transylvania in Târgu Mureș, where professionals from Transylvania’s folk dance scene will celebrate collective creation and the continuation of tradition.
Our company will perform twice at the meeting: on Friday, May 23, we will present ECCE HOMO at the main hall of the Târgu Mureș National Theatre, and the following day, we will take part in the joint gala show of the professional folk dance ensembles.
At the end of the month, on May 27 and 28, we will present Lúdas Matyi and ECCE HOMO in organized performances at the Háromszék Dance Studio.
On May 29 and 30, we will visit Miercurea Ciuc, where we will perform for both children and adult audiences, presenting both Lúdas Matyi and ECCE HOMO at the House of Trade Unions.
A folk dance house event will be organized at the beginning of the month, on May 9, as part of the St. George Days celebrations. The event will take place in the lobby of the Tamási Áron Theatre starting at 9 PM. The hosts will once again be Katalin Stefán-Dobai and Bencze Stefán, who will offer beginner-level dance lessons in the Bodonkút style (Kalotaszeg). The music will be provided by the Heveder Band and the Folker Ensemble. Co-organizers: László Lajtha Foundation, House of Transylvanian Traditions.
Our new folk dance theatre production, Mirror (Mirror), directed by Zoltán Zsuráfszky Jr., will premiere on April 11.
I looked into the mirror—it was the mirror of Beauty, love played within it, and so did returned love.
I looked into my mirror—I didn’t see myself.
I looked into your mirror—I saw us.
"One can only know a person's face, but the face is not the person.
The person is behind the face. Invisible."
How often have we lived by Gárdonyi’s words? How often do we invoke the descendants of Attila? How often have we asked: how should we love our Székely kin?
What does the mirror reveal in the heart of a mirrored soul when we dance the Székely round dance?
Our memories bloom beautifully when we think of you—old dancers, elders, kind-hearted souls of the past!
In the performance entitled "Mirror", the Háromszék Dance Theatre brings to the stage a vibrant array of dances from Székely regions: Erdővidék, Sóvidék, Gyimes, the Mezőség Székelys, and the Gyergyó and Csík basins.
Drawing on memories of old collecting journeys and significant encounters, Zoltán Zsuráfszky Jr. seeks a reflection of our present selves, breaking the usual structure of dance anthologies.
He choreographs new steps for the future third generation of the folk dance house movement, to new compositions by Sándor Csoóri Jr., in collaboration with the excellent musicians of the Háromszék ensemble.
For a few moments in the mirror, we glimpse choreographies by Anett Nagypál, Ignác Kádár, Endre Melles, and Attila Tókos as well.
Creators:
Composer: Sándor Csoóri Jr.
Choreographers: Anett Nagypál, Ignác Kádár, Endre Melles, Attila Tókos
Dance masters, assistant choreographers: Júlia Ádám, Alma Tóth, Zsuzsanna Varga
Costume design: Borbála Petri-Kiss Winkler
Visual design: Zoltán Zsuráfszky Jr. and Zsolt Szász
Poster design: Arnold Musát
Dramaturgy: Zsolt Szász
Director-Choreographer: Zoltán Zsuráfszky Jr.
Music: Heveder band – Levente Fazakas, Albert Fazakas, László Szilágyi, György Bajna
Vocals: Judit Erőss
Clarinet: Dorottya-Lídia Vitályos
Musical recording contributors: Kata Szilágyi, Júlia Ádám
Jew’s harp on recording: Zsolt B. Szabó
Dance Ensemble:
Rebeka Abonyi, Júlia Ádám, Gergely Balla, Csaba Gere, Gabriella Gere, Máté Drimba, Mónika Fazakas, Péter Ferencz, Zoltán-József Fülöp, Adorján Kiss, Lilla-Tünde Kocsis, Bernadett Kovács, Réka Lukács, Csaba Márton, Edina-Emőke Márton, Endre Melles, Hunor-Mihály Pável, Norbert Portik-Cseres, Dorottya Sorbán, Noémi Szimjon, Dorottya-Lídia Vitályos
Performance Dates:
Tickets for the Sfântu Gheorghe performances can be purchased at the Central Ticket Office.
Opening hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM; Thursday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM; Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM; and also one hour before the performance.
Phone: +40 267 312 104
In the middle of the month, as part of a tour, we will perform our folk dance production Home in the Homeland in Timișoara and Arad. Our ensemble will be a featured performer at the March 15 commemorative celebrations.
Directed by Csilla Módosné Almási Berta and Máté Módos, the production invites the audience on a dance-filled journey. We leave behind the familiar landscapes of Transylvania, with its mountains and plains where we move with ease. We step out of the region whose culture has been an integral part of our lives since childhood—so much so that we speak it almost like a mother tongue.
We head west and take a deep dive into the dances and folk music of the Palóc people, the herdsmen, shepherds, horsemen, and cattlemen of Hortobágy, and the world of the peasants of Somogy. Though all part of the same spiritual culture, each community reveals its own unique values and expressions.
From Subcarpathia, we offer a glimpse into the culture of the Seklers of Visk. We then move on to the dances of the Bukovina Székelys, who migrated to the Lower Danube region. This group, despite their long and complex history of migration, has preserved its traditional Székely attire, dances, and music to this day.
During our dance-filled journey, we will encounter both ancient elements rooted deep in history and the more refined traditions shaped by new cultural waves. Along the way, we will also have the opportunity to share what we bring from home.
Photo: Kátai Jocó
Tour Dates:
Seat reservations: +40 742 598 955
At the end of March, our beloved children's performance Lúdas Matyi will be touring the Gyergyó Basin. Join us for a lively and engaging show for all ages!
Tour Dates:
We are preparing a rich and varied repertoire for the first month of spring. Audiences can look forward to the chamber version of our production Home in the Homeland, as well as the folk dance performance This Side of the Tisza, Beyond the Danube. We will also welcome the Maros Art Ensemble as guest performers, while two of our own productions, Home in the Homeland and Lúdas Matyi will go on tour in the second half of the month.
Between March 6–8, we will present This Side of the Tisza, Beyond the Danube in the towns of Covasna (Kovászna), Zăbala (Zabola), and Ghelința (Gelence).
About the performance:
In this chamber production, we invite our audience on a dance journey through the regions east of the Tisza River and west of the Danube. We momentarily step away from the familiar landscapes of Transylvania—mountains and plains that feel like home—and venture into territories whose cultural rhythms, while part of the same Hungarian heritage, offer distinct and varied treasures.
Heading westward, we immerse ourselves in the dances and folk music of the Palóc people, the herdsmen of the Hortobágy (shepherds, swineherds, horsemen, and cattle drovers), and the rustic world of Somogy peasants. These traditions, though part of the same cultural fabric, reveal different textures and tones.
From the region of Transcarpathia, we explore the folk traditions of the Seklers of Visk and the Roma community of Nagypalád. Our journey culminates in the Hungarian lowlands, in the village of Szeghalom, Békés County. Throughout this dance odyssey, ancient roots and refined urban influences intertwine—yet we never lose sight of the cultural essence we carry from home.
The musical accompaniment is provided by the Heveder folk band, whose vibrant rhythms and heartfelt melodies create a sonic journey that transports listeners to the enchanting landscapes of historical Hungary.
Choreographers:
Berta Csilla Almási Módosné, Máté Módos, Emese Kovács-Jelinek, József Kovács
Costumes:
Zsuzska’s Folk Closet, Piroska Paluchné Percze, Hajnalka Rimóczi
Music editing:
Heveder Folk Band, Máté Módos
Stage arrangement:
László Ivácson, Gizella Tekeres
Vocal performance:
Judit Erőss
In the middle of the month, we will be taking our folk dance production Home in the Homeland on tour to Timișoara and Arad. Our ensemble will be a featured performer at the commemorative events marking March 15, Hungary’s National Day.
More about the performance: Home in the Homeland
On March 19, we are pleased to welcome the Maros Art Ensemble to Sepsiszentgyörgy with their production Invisible Celebrations, choreographed and directed by Hortenzia Lőrincz.
About the performance:
“There are not only red-letter days in the calendar.
Life brings us other kinds of invisible celebrations, too.
When they arrive, forget everything—
and focus on the celebration.”
— Sándor Márai
The inspiration for this production is the 70th birthday of Mihály Dresch, an iconic figure in Hungarian ethno-jazz, recipient of the Kossuth and Liszt Ferenc Awards, and named both Distinguished and Excellent Artist of Hungary. This milestone gave rise to the idea of creating a performance centered on the female experience, drawing from the music of the Dresch Quartet and the Dresch String Quartet.
Just as Dresch’s music blends traditional Hungarian folk with jazz, Invisible Celebrations fuses folk and contemporary dance elements. The production, created by female choreographers, explores the power, beauty, and significance of women’s rituals—those unspoken moments that mark the rhythms of life. Through a sequence of symbolic acts, the performance evokes both sacred and everyday rites, offering a poetic glimpse into intimate, hidden layers of celebration.
Director–Choreographer: Hortenzia Lőrincz
Co-Choreographer: Zsófia Horváth
Music: Mihály Dresch
Costume Design: Borbála Winklerné Petri-Kiss
Set Design: Beáta Sós
Performers:
Szabolcs-Árpád Bartha, Szabolcs-Barna Bíró, Tímea Boér, Piroska-Erika Ferencz, Nándor-Albert Füzesi, Orsolya Gagyi, Magda Kásler, Szabolcs-Zoltán Kovács, Gabriella Nagy, Orsolya Ötvös, Orsolya Pithó, Adél-Melinda Szántó, Nóra-Violeta Szász, Róbert-Attila Szász, Attila Török, László Török, Réka-Ágota Török, Zsuzsánna Törzsök
At the end of the month, our popular children's production Lúdas Matyi will be on tour in the Gyergyó Basin. Between March 26–28, we’ll perform in Gyergyóújfalu, Gyergyóremete, and Gyergyócsomafalva.
More about the performance: Lúdas Matyi
Join us for our Farsang (Carnival) Farewell Dance House on March 4 at 7:00 PM in the Bábel Small Cultural Hall. The evening will feature costumed dancers, traditional music, and festive cheer.
Your hosts for the evening, Katalin Stefán-Dobai and Bencze Stefán, will lead a beginner-friendly dance workshop teaching dances from Bodonkút, starting at 8:00 PM.
Live music by Folker Ensemble.
We’ll have doughnuts, great music, and a joyful atmosphere!
Free entry. All are welcome!
In the first month of the year 2025, children will take centre stage. Our youngest visitors will be entertained by organised performances of Lúdas Matyi, guest performances by the Bekecs Dance Theatre, instrumental performances by our orchestra in three venues and, of course we will celebrate the Hungarian Culture Day.
On the 14th and 15th of January, Lúdas Matyi and the Döbrögi couple will meet children in Sfântu Gheorghe. The theme of the fairy tale musical based on the classic work by Fazekas Mihály is eternal: the guilty will be punished, justice will prevail. Lúdas Matyi is a hero of the Hungarian people, a lovable character with a twisted mind, whose fate is followed with great interest by the younger generation.
Read more about the performance: Lúdas Matyi
Our folklore performance "Home in the Homeland" will be performed twice at Háromszék Dance Studio. On 21 January, an organised performance will take our audience to the Somogy region, Rimóc, the pastures of the Great Plain, Visk, Bukovina, Nagypalád and Szeghalom. On 22 January, we will celebrate the Day of Hungarian Culture with our performance "Home in the Homeland".
More about the performance: Home in the Homeland
Our orchestra will continue to organise instrument demonstrations this month. This time, children from Gelence, Cernat and Baraolt can get to know different folk instruments.
At the end of January, the Bekecs Dance Theatre from Miercurea Nirajului will come to Sfântu Gheorghe with two guest performances. Their adult production, a folklore performance called "Inherited by Dance", will be shown on Wednesday, 29th of January at 7 pm at Háromszék Dance Studio, and the next morning they will present a children's performance called "Brave New World".
More about the performances: Guest performance by Bekecs Dance Theatre
Tickets for our performances in Sfântu Gheorghe and for the guest performance of Bekecs Dance Theatre can be purchased at the Central Ticket Office.
The office is open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Thursdays, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Fridays and one hour before the performance. Phone number: 0267-312104.
In November, the Oradea Dance Ensemble will bring two guest performances to our city: on the 28th they will present the magical dance play Holló Jankó in two organized performances, and on the 29th they will perform the physical theatre performance The Schmürz at Háromszék Dance Studio.
Janko the Raven
- magic dance game -
Based on the Hungarian folk tale of the same title, written by Attila Szabó
The name Holló Jankó is a catchy name, not by chance, since most fairy-tale heroes can be seen as the magnified, self-perpetuating image of human powers. The raven is a symbol of creation and death, of spiritual power. There is something majestic, something mysterious about it. Based on the folktale, we create a story that remains a powerful imprint of the symbolism of the fairy tale in the language of dance. We strive to ensure that everyone, from preschool to adolescence, can extract age-appropriate problems, games, drama and humour. Our performance is about being different, learning about our own story, accepting ourselves and becoming a hero.
Playing: Barabás Hunor, Barkóczi Réka, Fodor Virág, Forgács-Popp Jácint, Kerekes Dalma-Gabriella, Krupár Luca, Ördögh Géza, Papp Zsuzsánna, Rácz Imre-Adrián, Rácz Lajos-Levente, Tábori Sára, Tekse Patrik
Creators:
Playwright: Czvikker Katalin
Set and costume designer: Cristina Breteanu
Composer: ifj. Csoóri Sándor
Director-coreographer: Györfi Csaba
A Schmürz ǀ Le Schmürz
a physical theatre madness based on Boris Vian's drama Empire Builders or Le Schmürz
Deep down inside all of us, there lurks an alter ego who personifies our repressed desires, our actions - of which we are not proud - our repressed conscience. This being is always with us, and is there before we can even live the present moment: he is Schmürz.
Given an ordinary family, they flee. Ordinary people, petty bourgeois, constantly passing each other by, as if living their lives in parallel. Fearful they run away from a certain voice, while Schmürz is always there with them. He is not fleeing, he is just there, existing in the same space with the family, enduring all the pain, terror and humiliation. The family's attempts to escape, their torment and eventual destruction are closely linked to the presence of Schmürz. He is the only survivor, the survivor of everything. He is the Schmürz.
Cast:
Father: Barabás Hunor
Mother: Kerekes Dalma
Zenóbia, their daughter: Barkóczi Réka
Amálé, the maid: Krupár Luca
The Schmürz: Törteli Nadin
Creators:
Director-coreographer: Györfi Csaba
Composer: Boros Csaba
Set and costume designer: Cristina Breteanu
Playwright: Czvikker Katalin
Assistant coreographer: Törteli Nadin
Tickets for the Oradea Dance Ensemble's guest performance can be purchased at the Central Ticket Office.
Office hours are Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 8-16, Thursday 8-17, Friday 8-15 and one hour before the performance. Phone number: 0267-312104.
Az előadás Folk Dance and Music Festival, ed.33. programjában tekinthető meg november 11-én, szombaton 20 órától a Sepsi Arénában.
Bár a mostani bevásárlóközpontos világban mindinkább feledésbe merül, nem is olyan régen a piac egy település napi életének, így Kolozsvárnak is központi helyszíne volt. Itt adta el napi friss zöldségét a hóstáti gazda, tejét-vaját a kalotaszegi asszony, munkaerejét, barmát a széki vagy mezőségi férfiember, pénzzel a zsebében itt mulatott a vásáros a sikeres nap végén, itt ismerkedtek meg leendő házastársak, pletykáltak, vagy csak hallgatták a legfrissebb híreket a vásárlók.
A Magyar Állami Népi Együttes ennek a képzeletbeli piacnak a hangulatát varázsolja a színpadra – nem teljességre törekedve, de történeti távlatokat is nyitva az emlékezet horizontján – természetesen nem drámában, hanem a néptánc és a népzene költői nyelvét használva.
A műsorban elhangzik Mihályi Gábor írása.
Zenei rendező: Kelemen László
Musical editor: Kelemen László, Pál István Szalonna
Zeneszerző: Kelemen László
Koreográfus: Ágfalvi György, Kökény Richárd, Mihályi Gábor
Látványtervező:Papp Kornél
Director-choreographer: Mihályi Gábor
Előadja: a Magyar Állami Népi Együttes tánckara és zenekara
Vendégként közreműködik: Bistey Boglárka, Farkas Regő, Molnár Ilona
Szólót énekel: Pál Eszter, Hetényi Milán
Mesemondó: Pálffy Zoárd
Zenei vezető: Nyitrai Tamás
Orchestra leader: Radics Ferenc
Tánckarvezető: Ágfalvi György
Tánckari asszisztens: Borbély Beatrix, Jávor Katalin, Farkas Máté, ifj. Zsuráfszky Zoltán
Artistic director: Pál István Szalonna
Együttesvezető: Mihályi Gábor
A műsor a Kolozsvári Magyar Napok tizedik évfordulójára készült.
Időtartam: 75 perc szünet nélkül
Jegyinfó:
A 33. Népzene- és Néptánctalálkozó előadásaira és programjaira a Központi Jegyirodában, illetve a helyszínen vásárolhatnak jegyeket az érdeklődők. A Sepsi Arénában érvényes szombati napi karszalag feljogosít az előadás megtekintésére.
A Központi Jegyiroda nyitvatartási rendje: hétfőn és szerdán 8-16 óra között, kedden és csütörtökön 8-18 óra között és pénteken 8-15 óra között. Telefonszám: 0267-312104.
A vendégjáték az Erdélyi Hagyományok Háza támogatásával valósul meg.
Az előadás Folk Dance and Music Festival, ed.33. programjában tekinthető meg november 10-én, pénteken 19 órától a Tamási Áron Színház nagytermében, Sepsiszentgyörgyön.
A Magyar Állami Népi Együttes előadása a Kárpát-medence néphagyományait (néptánc, népköltészet, népzene) feldolgozó, a női princípiumot a figyelem középpontjába állító, a „rítusokat felemlegető” táncszínház.
A hajnal a napkelte időszaka, mely a várakozással teli éjszaka sötétje után minden nap megjelenik. A hajnal – amely örökké fiatal és halhatatlan, a végtelen lehetőségek hordozója – a remény egyetemes szimbólumaként vált kulturális emlékezetünk részévé.
A hold az éjszaka bolygója, a szépség, a fény jelképe, mely sajátos és különleges szerepet töltött be minden nép hitvilágában, így a magyarban is. Mágikus funkciója ciklikus váltakozásában rejlik, melynek révén kapcsolatba kerül a születéssel, a halállal, a párválasztással, a termékenységgel, a természet titkos erőivel.
Amíg a nap az erő, a teremtő férfi jelképe, a szellem megtestesítője, addig a hold mindig a befogadó, a szellemi helyett az anyagi világhoz kapcsolódó nőiség jelképe.
Az említett szimbólumok mindegyike közös képzetek eredménye. E szimbólumok – az elmúlt évtizedek drámai változásai ellenére, melyeket „kollektív emlékezetvesztésként” ír le a társadalomtudomány – a ma embere számára is képesek még jelentést hordozni.
A Hajnali Hold című előadás a hagyományos táncok régen elhomályosult szimbólumrendszerének, valamint az egyes mozdulattípusok és térbeli formák hajdani jelentésének felmutatására vállalkozik. Láttatni kívánja a rég elfeledett, egykori mögöttes értelmeket, a mélyebb jelentésrétegeket.
A Hajnali Hold a folklór nyelvezetéből inspirálódva szól ameghatározó női princípiumokról, a női lélekről, az ösztönök szintjéről, erről a sokszor titkos és érzéki világról. Alkalmat ad arra is, hogy a hold szemszögéből vizsgálva említést tegyen a napról, a férfi princípiumról. Felmutassa kötődésünket a múlthoz, viszonyunkat a jelenhez. Meséljen szerelemről, vágyakozásról, születésről és elmúlásról, a hétköznapokról éppúgy, mint az ünnepek profán vagy szakrális rituáléiról.
A Hajnali Hold a várakozás pillanata. A várakozásé – mielőtt felkel a Nap…
A műsorban elhangzó szövegek eredeti gyűjtések és Mihályi Gábor írásai.
Zenei rendező: Pál István Szalonna
Zeneszerző: Herczku Ágnes, Pál István Szalonna
Musical editor: Pál István Szalonna
Koreográfus: Furik Rita, Gera Anita, Mihályi Gábor, Orza Calin
Jelmeztervező: Furik Rita
Fény- és látványtervező: Kovács Gerzson Péter
Director-choreographer: Mihályi Gábor
Előadja: a Magyar Állami Népi Együttes tánckara és zenekara,
Vendégként közreműködik: Molnár Ilona, Okos Gergely
hangfelvételről: Dés András
Szólót énekel: Pál Eszter
Zenei vezető: Nyitrai Tamás
Orchestra leader: Radics Ferenc
Tánckarvezető: Ágfalvi György
Tánckari asszisztens: Borbély Beatrix, Jávor Katalin, Farkas Máté, ifj. Zsuráfszky Zoltán
Artistic director: Pál István Szalonna
Együttesvezető: Mihályi Gábor
Időtartam: 85 perc szünet nélkül
Jegyinfó:
Az előadásra jegyek a sepsiszentgyörgyi Központi Jegyirodában kaphatók.
Jegyár: 40 lej
Az előadásra szóló belépő egyben a péntek esti táncházba való belépést is biztosítja!
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