Discover Veszprém’s Latinovits–Bujtor Stage 2025–2026: intimate contemporary drama, classics, and premieres. Affordable tickets online for Grace és Gloria, Árnyéksors, Unikornis, and more at Iskola utca 1.
when: 2026.01.06., Tuesday
where: 8200 Veszprém, Iskola utca 1.
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The Latinovits–Bujtor Játékszín (Stage) in Veszprém is opening online ticket sales for its 2025/2026 lineup, spotlighting contemporary drama in an intimate venue connected to the Veszprém Petőfi Theatre (Veszprémi Petőfi Színház). Born from a local push for bolder, unconventional work, the stage has, since its renaming on September 25, 2010, honored the late theatre director István Bujtor and his brother, the iconic Zoltán Latinovits. Venue: 8200 Veszprém, Iskola utca (School Street) 1. Prices: $5.40–$10.90. Organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs.
December 2025
– Dec 18, Thu, 7:00 PM — Grace és Gloria
– Dec 22, Mon, 7:00 PM — “Volt egy fiú” — Pál Szécsi ’80
January 2026 Highlights
– Jan 3, Sat, 7:00 PM — Grace és Gloria
– Jan 6, Tue, 7:00 PM — Grace és Gloria
– Jan 8, Thu, 7:00 PM — Unikornis
– Jan 10, Sat, 7:00 PM — Árnyéksors
– Jan 11, Sun, 7:00 PM — Árnyéksors
– Jan 15, Thu, 7:00 PM — Árnyéksors
– Jan 16, Fri, 7:00 PM — Árnyéksors
– Jan 18, Sun, 7:00 PM — Grace és Gloria
– Jan 19, Mon, 7:00 PM — A hieroglifák titka (The Secret of the Hieroglyphs)
– Jan 25, Sun, 7:00 PM — Kapj el! (Catch Me!)
– Jan 26, Mon, 7:00 PM — Árva szörny (Orphan Monster)
– Jan 27, Tue, 7:00 PM — Borbála
– Jan 31, Sat, 4:00 PM — Bon-Bon Matinée 25/26 1
All events take place in Veszprém. Total listings: 18. Online tickets available.
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Pros
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Tickets are super affordable ($5–$11), so it’s an easy add-on to a Europe trip budget
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Cozy, intimate stage with contemporary drama—feels local and authentic, not touristy
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Veszprém is a safe, relaxed town near Lake Balaton, nice for families by day and theatre at night
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Easy to reach from Budapest by train or bus (about 1.5–2 hours), and driving is straightforward with nearby parking
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Online ticketing in advance is convenient for travelers planning winter itineraries
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Mix of titles (Grace és Gloria, Unikornis, etc.) gives you a taste of current Hungarian theatre culture
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Compared with big-city shows in Vienna/Prague, this is cheaper, less crowded, and more “insider” feeling
- Most performances will be in Hungarian with no surtitles—non‑speakers may miss a lot of nuance
Cons
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The venue and Veszprém theatre scene aren’t internationally famous, so expectations should be about discovery, not spectacle
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Evening showtimes in winter mean late finishes and chilly walks; limited kid-focused content despite one matinée
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Fewer transport options late at night back to Budapest—an overnight in Veszprém is usually necessary
