Dorog kicks off 2026 with back-to-back comedy at the József Attila Cultural Center, promising sharp stand-up, quick-fire stories, and a community buzz that turns every show into a night to remember. Expect big names, bigger laughs, and the kind of self-deprecating honesty that hits home for every generation. Tickets are sold online, with demand-based pricing in effect.
Zoltán Kőhalmi (Kőhalmi Zoltán): It’s All in Your Head (Fejben dől el)
Tuesday, January 6, two shows: 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM. Zoltán Kőhalmi comes to Dorog with a new solo evening that asks the essential questions: Did anyone eat pizza in the ’80s in Szentes? What does it take to get into a biker gang? Who discovered Csepel? How do tobacconists flirt? Why do only men have hobbies? Why do only women go to Zumba? Standing somewhere in midlife — but already past three German shepherds’ worth of lifetimes — Kőhalmi pokes at how to make peace with a world where everything changes except Bartók Radio (Bartók Rádió). Ticket prices are demand-based.
László Mérő (Mérő László): Scientific Stand-Up – The Power of Words
Tuesday, January 20, 7:00 PM. A coach’s shouts mid-race can lift an athlete who’s about to collapse. A hypnotist can send someone into a trance with a few words. A business consultant may not even realize which words nudge a CEO toward choices that shift a company’s future. No wonder Illés sang over 50 years ago: “A szó veszélyes fegyver.” Demand-based pricing applies.
Where to Stay and Eat in Dorog
Dunagáz Panzió offers 15 rooms for 2–3 guests in the attic of its building, each with a shower, air conditioning, and a TV, comfortably housing 40 people. On-site, the warming kitchen restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and cold dinners. Other options include air-conditioned rooms and apartments with showers and TVs at favorable rates. For dining, expect homestyle flavors, quality gastronomy, and cozy, family-style hospitality in a beautiful setting — simple, better, different.
Organizers reserve the right to change the schedule and program.
