The Honey Valley Summer (Mézesvölgyi Nyár) outdoor theater festival lights up Veresegyház from June through August 2026, delivering Pest County’s biggest all-arts extravaganza. Every summer, it draws crowds with smash-hit productions starring top-notch actors—a mix of plays from across genres, live concerts, and family-friendly shows that make for perfect evenings under the stars at Búcsú Square (Búcsú tér), 2112 Veresegyház. Get ready for a lineup blending bluesy vibes, rock anthems, hilarious comedies, gripping musicals, and timeless rock operas—all in the magical open-air setting of this Hungarian gem.
June 21: Charlie’s Unmissable Concert
Kick off the season on Sunday, June 21, 2026, with Hungary’s unmistakable light music giant, Horváth Charlie, taking the Honey Valley Summer (Mézesvölgyi Nyár) stage by storm. Expect an epic journey through smoky blues, gritty jazz, and pure Hungarian rock tunes fused with Veresegyház’s enchanting summer nights. Sing along to timeless hits from Jég dupla jéggel to Nézz az ég felé—songs generations have belted out with the artist.
June 24: Mohácsi István’s French Pole Vault (Francia rúdugrás) (18+)
Three women and three men form a sextet on June 24, but roles flip wildly during a stormy night. It’s clear at the start who’s with whom, until chemistry and a sly sexual psychologist stir the pot. Will the misunderstandings and mishaps sort themselves out in this steamy, role-swapping chaos?
July 3: Neil Simon’s Rumors (Pletykafészek) Farce
On July 3, lean back and watch gossip spread like wildfire among the upper crust in this two-act comedy. No heavy lifting for the audience—just pure laughs at the elite’s hilarious predicaments.
July 4: Stephen, the King (István, a király) Rock Opera Concert
The rock opera’s most successful Hungarian production hits the road with a monumental anniversary concert on July 4. Fan-favorite singer-actors join the elite Crescendo Music Orchestra, backed by professional lighting, visuals, animations, massive moving sets, and pyrotechnic fireworks for a jaw-dropping spectacle.
July 7 & 8: Dés László, Geszti Péter, Grecsó Krisztián’s The Paul Street Boys (A Pál utcai fiúk)
This reimagining of the classic on July 7 and the two-act musical version on July 8 shift from kids to young adults in tougher conflicts, amped up by modern tunes and lyrics. Acoustic everyday sounds, actors’ rhythmic flair, youthful energy, humor, and the original’s cathartic punch make it unforgettable.
July 12: The Jungle Book (A dzsungel könyve)
Mowgli, the man-cub conquering foes and seeking bliss for his new family amid dense foliage—a heart-wrenching yet heartwarming tale of friendship and love for kids and kids-at-heart.
July 15: Jeannie Lindes’ Menopause The Musical (Menopauza)
Every woman reaches that phase—the change some hide, others joke about. This global hit tackles it loudly, honestly, and riotously on July 15.
July 19: Geszti Péter Concert
Positive energy king Geszti Péter unleashes stadium-shaking Rapülők dances, Jazz+Az funk, Gringó Sztár, and Létvágy pop live on July 19, with flashy stage tech, heaps of humor, and straight-talk lyrics.
July 21 & 22: You Rang, M’Lord? (Csengetett, Mylord?) World Premiere
Don’t miss the theater adaptation of the beloved TV series on July 21 and 22 at the Honey Valley Open-Air Theater (Mézesvölgyi Szabadtéri Színpad)—beloved characters leap to life for an epic summer night.
July 26: Steven Moffat’s Frightfully Nice Guest (RÉM RENDES VENDÉG) Comedy
Polite British couple Peter and Debbie befriend American widow Elsa on a cruise, swap addresses, but freak out when she shows up after scary things they’ve read online. Teens nearby amp up the panic, joined by a nosy neighbor and cop—fresh from London’s West End to Budapest’s Játékszín, now in Veresegyház for this two-act riot.
July 28: Not Now, Darling! (Ne most, Drágám!) Farce
Love triangles, mink coats, scantily clad ladies, flying garments, total madness in London’s poshest fur salon—all for nonstop fun.
August Lineup Highlights
August 1 brings It Was Just a Dance (Csak egy tánc volt) with Szécsi Pál’s eternal hits performed by Zoltán Miller, Dénes Pál, Attila Serbán, and Sándor Nagy. August 5: Agatha Christie’s The Murder of Roger Ackroyd (Az Ackroyd-gyilkosság) stars Artúr Kálid as Hercule Poirot, Szilveszter Szabó P. as Dr. Sheppard—Poirot retires to King’s Abbot, only for baffling deaths. August 7 & 11: The Ancona Lovers (Anconai szerelmesek) musical comedy, blending Italian commedia with Hungarian laughs and 70s Italian hits; the sequel heads to Balaton’s SZOT resort for reunions, roots, and romances amid Azzurro and Bella Ciao. August 15: Imre Csuja’s My One Life (Egy életem) stand-up bio—humble, hilarious tales of mom directing his kid self, early career grind, four shows a day, mentor wisdom, 40+ year marriage, Glass Tiger (Üvegtigris) and Something America (Valami Amerika) secrets. August 18: Beyond the Smudge Mountain? (Túl a Maszat-hegyen?) flips tidy to messy in Andris Muhi’s adventure with catchy tunes for all ages. August 22: The Sound of Music (A muzsika hangja). August 26: Beautiful Summer Day (Szép nyári nap) Neoton musical in a 70s Yugoslav-border camp—ironic youth tales with timeless party anthems rivaling ABBA. August 29: Not a Ragged Life—Rewoven (Nem rongyos élet – újravarrva) operetta gala tops last year’s starry csárdás mashup with fresh faces, proving Hungarian operetta is for everyone.
Organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs!
