Art Exhibition: Renoir Special

After exhibitions devoted to prominent artists of French Impressionism and Post-Impressionism, the Museum of Fine Arts is now showing figurative depictions by Pierre-Auguste Renoir.

19 October - Museum of Fine Arts Budapest

Ballet: Spartacus

Set in the Roman Empire, Spartacus was László Seregi’s first full-length ballet and a milestone in Hungarian choreography, interpreting the slave uprising as an expression of human emotions and decisions.

20 October - Opera House Budapest

Student Dance Performance: Step by Step

This selection from the programme of students of the Hungarian Dance University (HDE) showcases a repertoire of classical masterpieces as well as their interpretations of creations in varied styles and genres.

21 October - National Dance Theatre Budapest

Modern Dance: Cosmic Conflict

The Feledi Project present dance productions inspired by the music of two contemporary composers, Roland Szentpáli and György Orbán. The choreography is based on Szentpáli’s award-winning The Wind and the Sun.

22 October - Festival Theatre Budapest

Contemporary Concert: LaBrassBanda

This unique outfit go beyond the traditional German sounds heard at beer festivals around the world. The band’s style is a wild mix of modern Bavarian folk music, ska, punk, techno, reggae and, natürlich, brass.

23 October - Akvárium Klub Budapest

Special Passport Blessing Ceremony

While certain passports allow travel to almost anywhere without let or hindrance, entry may be restricted for citizens of other countries. This satirical performance in English interprets these inequalities.

24 October - Trafó Budapest

Electronic Concert: Klangphonics

With a unique blend of regular instruments and electronica, Germany’s Klangphonics are currently on their biggest European tour to date, pushing the boundaries of what it means to play live electronic music.

25 October - A38 Ship Budapest