We are trying to address folk music and folk dance lovers of all ages between 10-11 November 2023 in Sfântu Gheorghe. The State Folkloric Ensemble of Hungary will be the special guest of our 33rd meeting.
The performance can be seen in the programme of the 33rd edition of the Folk Music and Dance Festival on Saturday, 11 November, from 20:00, on the main stage of the Sepsi Arena.
The performance can be seen at the 33rd edition of Folk Dance and Music Festival on Friday, 10 November at 19:00 in the main hall of the Tamási Áron Theatre.
For the ninth time, the Lajtha László Foundation and the Háromszék Dance Ensemble are organising the Szeklerland Lad's Dance Competition, as part of the 33rd Folk Dance and Music Festival.
The Folk Dance and Music Festival will take place for the 33rd time on 10-11 November 2023 in Sfântu Gheorghe, organised by Háromszék Dance Ensemble and the Lajtha László Foundation.
In connection with the event, a drawing competition for schoolchildren aged 6-10 will be held under the title "Dancing heroes of fairy tales".
In October we will embark on a multi-stop national and international tour. Our dance theatre production Tragedy, based on Madách's play, will premiere in one Romanian and four Hungarian cities. Between 24 and 28 October, we will present the production directed by Árpád Könczei in Oradea, as well as in Debrecen, Kecskemét, Budapest and Veszprém, co-organised with the National Dance Theatre.
The folklore performance "We will live free" and the dance theatre production "Tragedy" are back on stage. We will treat our audience to a 5-stop national and international tour in October.
The "Csiky Gergely" Hungarian State Theatre from Timișoara will be in Sfântu Gheorghe with a guest performance, Caravaggio at Háromszék Dance Studio on 29 September, starting at 19:00.
We will start our 2023/2024 season with a new folklore performance entitled "Home in the Homeland" on the 20th of August in Nyíregyháza. We will present the production directed by Módosné Almási Berta Csilla and Módos Máté for the first time in Hungary
Thanks to a comprehensive operating grant from the Ministry of Culture and Innovation and the Csoóri Sándor Fund, we were able to implement a high quality, performance-rich artistic programme in the 2022/2023 season.
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