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feed your Visegrád vice.
There is a small group, a theatre company in Budapest that undertook an interesting mission. They translated a puppet-show into lovari language, and since September the actors who are all children have been playing it like this. The story is a kind of Romeo and Julia story, but with mice, however, now the emphasis is on the acceptance of the “Otherness”.
Continue reading ‘The Theatre of Tolerance’
Singing people on the streets, everyone is happy? What happened in Budapest? Well, the Hungarian national football team has beaten Italy by 3:1, causing this year’s biggest sensation in football.
There are many analyses about how important sport and especially football is in forming and maintaining national identity. Wednesday night it was not important who voted for the left and who for the right, no one cared about it. The football team has won, nothing else really counted for many.
Continue reading ‘When football brings people together’
Numerous concerts, huge crowd, alcohol - more than 370 thousand people thought that these are enough reasons to spend one week on an island - on the Sziget festival in Budapest, which is, as the name says, on one of the islands of the city.
Continue reading ‘Sziget festival’
Have you ever drunk on the top of a store in the center of the city? You may have, but it is unlikely that it was a pub. Or have you been to a pub that was inside of a deserted apartment building? If yes, then you must have been to Budapest.
Continue reading ‘"Ruin-pubs" Will Never Die’