Róbert Alföldi stars as God in 'An Act of God' comedy at Vörös Neon, Budapest. Divine 2026 comeback with shows from March 22 in Erzsébetváros.
where: 1072 Budapest, 7. kerület - Erzsébetváros, Dob utca 1.
Catch Isteni végjáték (An Act of God) lighting up Budapest’s Vörös Neon at Dob Street (Dob utca) 1, 1072 Budapest, Erzsébetváros (Elizabeth Town), 7th District, multiple times in 2026 starting March 22, a Sunday. Róbert Alföldi (Alföldi Róbert) stars as the Almighty in this comedy where God drops in to share his thoughts on the past few tens of thousands of years, answer burning questions, and reveal next steps for his big project.
An Evening with the Almighty
It’s a true divine finale: the All-Powerful shares his views on history and experiences, fields questions, and outlines the next phases of his project. The original hit Broadway in 2015 with Jim Parsons leading. Kultúrbrigád’s Hungarian production packed theaters from 2020 to 2025 in Budapest, provincial cities, and even scored big in London. Now revived at Vörös Neon for 2026.
March 22, 2026: ISTENI VÉGJÁTÉK – Egy este a Mindenhatóval / An Act of God / comedy, Budapest.
March 29, 2026: Same show, Budapest.
26 total performances listed.
Unique Vibes at Budapest’s Vörös Neon
This Budapest hotspot blends live cultural programs with nonstop nightlife dancing—no need to choose between brainy shows and all-night parties; everything’s here to get you out of the house.
Organizers reserve the right to change times and programs!
2025, adrienne
Pros
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As a U.S. tourist, I love that this is a Hungarian take on the Broadway hit "An Act of God" starring Jim Parsons back in 2015, so the concept feels familiar and hilarious right off the bat
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Budapest's 7th District (Erzsébetváros) is a total tourist magnet with its ruin pubs, street food, and vibe, putting Vörös Neon smack in the middle of where I'd wanna hang anyway
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The venue's combo of live theater and nonstop nightlife means I can enjoy the show then party without skipping a beat, perfect for my trip energy
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Getting there is a breeze—metro from anywhere central like Deák Ferenc tér drops you nearby in minutes, or it's an easy walk from major sights, and Ubers are cheap too
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It's a fun, witty comedy with God spilling the beans on history and future plans, great light entertainment after a day of castles and baths
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With 26 performances starting March 2026, tons of date options fit my travel plans without sold-out stress
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Stacks up nicely against U.S. one-man comedy shows like those off-Broadway, but way cheaper and in an exotic Euro party spot
Cons
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Not super family-friendly since it's adult comedy with God tackling big questions and history—probably best for grown-ups or teens, skip with little kids
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Performed in Hungarian, so without language skills I'd miss punchlines unless they add subtitles (fingers crossed, but don't bank on it)
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Vörös Neon itself isn't a household name to foreigners like me, even if the district rocks—might feel a tad off-the-beaten-path at first
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Dates are way out in 2026, so planning a trip around it feels iffy with potential changes noted by organizers
