Programok a Derkovits Művelődési Központban 2026-ban. Concerts and theater ramp up the calendar at Tiszaújváros’s key cultural hub, delivering rich downtime for kids and adults alike at 3580 Tiszaújváros, Széchenyi Road (Széchenyi út) 2. Dates, details, nearby stays, and food-and-drink options round out the essentials. Three headline events anchor the Tiszaújváros Spring (Tiszaújvárosi Tavasz) lineup this spring and early summer, with a world-premiere play, an intimate acoustic set from a chart-dominating pop-soul voice, and a turbocharged musical comedy that turns divorce into a comeback anthem.
World premiere: Woody Allen’s Brooklyn tale
May 20, 2026, Wednesday, 19:00 — Orlai Productions Office (Orlai Produkciós Iroda) brings Woody Allen: A Brooklyn Story (Brooklyni mese) to the stage, a two-act comedy running 150 minutes. Written during lockdown, it pokes at two big questions: Can art make us better? Can perfection steer sinners straight? The plot: a gangster family, a slick fence, and a stolen Raphael that all of Europe is chasing. Soon the painting hangs on the mob boss’s wall — and the fallout begins. Who changes when they become the owner of one of the world’s most beautiful creations?
Allen’s signature blend of sharp human insight and humor parades the pettiness and greatness of people in full. This production is an international first: a world premiere for Hungarian audiences. Cast: Máté Mészáros (Sal, mob boss), Zsuzsa Járó (Terry, his wife), Milán Schruff (Lippy Resnick, fence), Judit Cseh (Millie, Terry’s friend), Panna Dominika Bíró (Isabella, Sal’s daughter), Martin Mészáros (Vito Rienzi, Isabella’s fiancé), Lili László (Angelina, Sal’s daughter), Barnabás Rohonyi (Tony Spalone, Angelina’s fiancé), Barnabás Dékány (Andrew Chase, painter), Béla Ficzere (Vince, gangster). Live music by The Brooklyn Trio: Dezső Oláh (bandleader, piano), László Kedl/Dániel Mester/Árpád Dennert (clarinet), Péter Oláh/József Radics (double bass), János Egri Jr. (piano).
Caramel unplugged: one hour, all heart
May 22, 2026, Friday, 19:00 — 60 minutes. Ferenc Molnár Caramel turned persistent industry rejections into a breakout by winning TV2’s Megastar 2 (Megasztár 2) in 2004. Since then he’s held a top-tier spot among Hungarian pop artists and composers. His Facebook following tops 400,000; plays and downloads of his songs exceed 100 million on YouTube and other platforms. He has mentored on multiple talent shows and judged A Dal, Hungary’s Eurovision selection, in 2017. His 2017 album Caramel 7 went double platinum, and in 2018 he received the inaugural Péter Máté Award (Máté Péter-díj) for outstanding work in pop music. As a songwriter and lyricist, he’s notched striking results, including penning the winner and the fourth-place track in the 2019 edition of A Dal. Expect a stripped-back, intimate set that puts the spotlight on voice, craft, and connection.
We Got a Man: divorce, hunt, rock and roll
June 10, 2026, Wednesday, 19:00 — Divorce, Rock and Roll (Válás, Rock and Roll) in two acts (2 × 60 minutes). Three different life stages, three different characters, three different divorces — and one shared resolve: time to jump back into the game. We Got a Man (Bepasiztunk) follows three bold, unfiltered, life-loving women who refuse to give up on love after heartbreak. Dates, misunderstandings, big realizations, bigger laughs, and the perennial question: Is Mr. Right real or just an urban legend? This fast, funny, self-ironic musical ride celebrates fresh starts, female solidarity, and every familiar tangle of modern relationships. The night fires up the biggest pop and rock hits of the ’80s and ’90s — Queen, Europe, Roxette, Sade, Tina Turner, Wham!, Phil Collins, Guns N’ Roses — with a live all-male four-piece band. Starring Enikő Détár, Judit Ladinek, Réka Koós. One evening where divorce is only the opening chord — and the rock and roll truly begins.
