Veresegyház’s Honey Valley Summer 2026 outdoor theater festival runs from June to August at Búcsú tér in 2112 Veresegyház, drawing crowds as Pest County’s largest multi-arts open-air event. Hit plays, stellar actors, diverse theater genres, concerts, and family-friendly shows promise top-notch fun for every age group, blending quality entertainment under the stars.
June 21: Charlie Concert
Hungarian light music legend Charlie Horváth lights up the stage on Sunday, June 21. Buckle up for a ride mixing smoky blues, gritty jazz, and pure Hungarian rock vibes with Veresegyház’s magical evenings. Timeless hits from Jég dupla jéggel to Nézz az ég felé will have generations singing along with the artist.
June 24: French Pole Vault (18+) by István Mohácsi
Three women and three men form a sextet, but roles flip wildly during a stormy night. It begins with everyone knowing who’s who, but chemistry and a sly sex psychologist stir up chaos. Fingers crossed that after all the mix-ups and mishaps, it turns out fine.
July 3: Rumors by Neil Simon – Farce in Two Acts
Just lean back, watch the gossip spread, and laugh at the upper crust stumbling into trouble.
July 4: István, a király Concert
The smash Hungarian rock opera István, a király (Stephen, the King) hits the road with a massive anniversary concert tour. Fan-favorite singer-actors, the elite Crescendo Music Orchestra, pro lighting, visuals, and animations dazzle. Expect huge moving set pieces and pyrotechnic fireworks on stage.
July 7 & 8: The Paul Street Boys by László Dés, Péter Geszti, Krisztián Grecsó / Musical Play in Two Acts
This classic reboot casts young adults in the roles of kids for the conflict, ramping up drama with modern tunes and lyrics. Key elements: acoustic everyday sounds, actors’ musical-rhythmic flair, youthful power, humor, and the original’s cathartic punch.
July 12: The Jungle Book
Mowgli, the man-cub, conquers foes and seeks bliss for his new family amid thick foliage. Unmissable heart-tugger about friendship and love for kids and grown-ups young at heart.
July 15: Menopause the Musical by Jeanie Linders
Every woman hits that phase: the change some hide, others joke about. Jeanie Linders’ global hit Menopause… belts it out loud, honestly, and hilariously.
July 19: Péter Geszti Concert
Positive vibe king Péter Geszti unleashes stadium-shakers from Rapülők dance tracks, Jazz+Az funk, Gringó Sztár, and Létvágy pop live amid flashy stage tech, heaps of laughs, and real talk.
July 21 & 22: You Rang, M’Lord? – World Premiere at Honey Valley Outdoor Stage
Don’t miss the theatrical take on Csengetett, Mylord? in Veresegyház. TV favorites spring to life for an unforgettable summer night.
July 26: Creepily Nice Guest by Steven Moffat – Comedy in Two Acts
Polite English couple Peter and Debbie befriend American widow Elsa on a cruise and swap addresses for future visits that usually fizzle out. But Elsa shows up unannounced, and creepy things they read about her on the internet freak them out—especially since she wants to stay near their teens. They hesitate but don’t want to offend. Nosy neighbor and cop sergeant pile on the comedy chaos. Fresh from London’s West End triumph, now at Budapest’s Játékszín.
July 28: Not Now, Darling! – Comedy
Love triangles, mink coats, scantily clad ladies, flying garments, total madness in London’s poshest fur salon—all for pure laughs.
July 31: American Comedy – Swing Musical
Based on Károly Aszlányi’s 1930s comedy, libretto and lyrics by Attila Lőrinczy, music by award-winner Bálint Bársony. Károly Peller directs this humor-packed, high-energy swing fest for all ages.
August 1: It Was Just a Dance – Pál Szécsi’s Greatest Hits
Timeless songs and unforgettable voices. Under starry skies, relive Hungarian light music star Pál Szécsi’s legacy. Performers: Zoltán Miller, Dénes Pál, Attila Serbán, Sándor Nagy.
August 5: The Ackroyd Murder – Mystery
Ace detective Hercule Poirot retires to sleepy King’s Abbott, but two baffling deaths hit soon after. Artúr Kálid as Poirot, Szilveszter Szabó P. as Dr. James Sheppard in this Agatha Christie thriller.
August 7 & 11: Ancona Lovers / Ancona Lovers at Lake Balaton – Musical Comedies
August 7: Hungary’s most-played comedy for 20 years, fusing Italian commedia dell’arte, Hungarian wit, and 1970s Italian hits. August 11: Two decades on, the Italian crew heads to Hungary’s Balaton SZOT resort chasing roots, loves, bliss—led by comrade Békés. Hits like Azzurro, Bella Ciao, Sono l’italiano blast.
August 8: Quimby Concert
Quimby’s signature sound and icons make this a festival highlight, perfect for live outdoor magic.
August 15: My One Life – Imre Csuja’s Biographical Stand-Up
Imre Csuja spills his life story humbly, hilariously, heartwarmingly: mom’s childhood remedies, early career grind, four shows a day, lessons from masters, meeting his wife 40+ years ago, secrets from Üvegtigris (Glass Tiger) and Valami Amerika (Something America).
August 18: Beyond Smudge Mountain? Comedy
A world where smudges rule and cleaning is chaos. Andris Muhi quests to save pals from blobs, dusters, neat freaks. Colorful, magical, catchy tunes for kids and adults—play, imagination, laughs lead, even vacuums switch sides.
August 22: The Sound of Music – Musical
1930s tale: Postulant Maria nannies for a captain with seven kids. She brings joy and song, but Nazi invasion forces the family to flee. Earworms, deep emotions, and history make it special for all—an ideal family outing.
August 26: Beautiful Summer Day – Neoton Musical
Set in 1970s Bácsszentmária at a builder’s camp, this Neoton musical captures the era’s vibe.
