Budapest’s Vígszínház kicks off 2026 with two standout concert nights, with online ticketing already live. The theater and its ensemble line up a mix of music events, with top Hungarian artists dropping in along the way. Venue: 1137 Budapest, Szent István Boulevard (Szent István körút) 14.
Zséda – Ünnep “20 After”
Sunday, January 4, 2026, 19:30
New Year’s Concert at the Vígszínház
Guest: Attila Kökény (Kökény Attila)
Two decades ago, Zséda’s album Ünnep conquered hearts and became a must-have of the holiday season every year. In December 2025, to mark the 20th anniversary, Zséda launched a nationwide tour to relive the most beautiful moments, intimate evenings, sparkling lights, and the season’s magic—and to write new chapters together. The tour’s closing show lands at the Vígszínház.
The night revisits the album’s most unforgettable tracks, keeping Christmas’s colors, flavors, and moods with us for one last moment before handing the stage to New Year’s cheer. The Vígszínház’s grand halls will brim with songs; there will be dancing in the boxes again, with a riot of energy onstage and in the audience alike.
Ünnep “20 After” isn’t just a concert—it distills the winter holidays into memories, desires, starlight and stories, magic and love, good spirits and dance. It’s an evening for togetherness, when the soul dresses up to celebrate. Let’s meet and celebrate—through songs, from the heart and with spirit.
East–West Station (Kelet-nyugati pályaudvar) — Cseh Tamás Night
Tuesday, January 27, 2026, 19:30
Géza Bereményi (Bereményi Géza): East–West Station (Kelet-nyugati pályaudvar)
Footnote to a future history book.
Cast: Ákos Orosz (Orosz Ákos), András Tóth (Tóth András), Áron Zoltán (Zoltán Áron)
Musicians: Márk Kovács (Kovács Márk) — saxophone, Sándor Laczi (Laczi Sándor) — cello
Dramaturgy: Áron Zoltán (Zoltán Áron), András Tóth (Tóth András)
Music: Tamás Cseh (Cseh Tamás), János Másik (Másik János), Áron Zoltán (Zoltán Áron) and performers
Vizi meets Ecsédi. That’s where it all begins. Bereményi wrote their story, and Tamás Cseh performed it in two parts, in two Hungarys: 1979 (Frontátvonulás) and 1992 (Nyugati pályaudvar). Now the tale is fused and refashioned by three young actors in a concert-theater format shaped entirely by the creators, with the author’s dramaturgical support.
How do Vizi and Ecsédi fare in ’79 and ’89 Hungary? What obstacles do they face? What answers do they give—or get—to the core questions: Who am I? Where am I? And the one they barely dared to ask: Why am I?
The show features songs from Bereményi–Cseh’s Frontátvonulás, Nyugati pályaudvar, and Bereményi–Cseh–János Másik’s Levél a nővéremnek 2., with additional music by Áron Zoltán.
Dates, City, Tickets
2026.01.04. Budapest
2026.01.27. Budapest
Organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs.
Price: from 6,900 HUF to 15,150 HUF (about 18.90 USD to 41.50 USD)
