Mézesvölgyi Summer 2026 in Veresegyház: Pest County’s biggest open-air festival with hit plays, concerts, family shows, and star performers from June–August at Búcsú Square. Starlit culture, unforgettable nights.
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Veresegyház’s open-air theater season is back with Mézesvölgyi Summer (Mézesvölgyi Nyár), running from June through August at Búcsú Square (Búcsú tér), 2112 Veresegyház. Pest County’s biggest cross-arts summer festival rolls out hit plays, concerts, and family favorites with star performers across genres. From smoky blues to door-slamming farce and cult TV-on-stage, the lineup is big, bold, and crowd-pleasing—designed for starlit evenings and packed stands.
2026.06.21. — Charlie concert
Hungarian pop-rock and jazz-blues icon Charlie (Horváth Charlie) opens the season with that unmistakable rasp and rich, brass-backed groove. Expect a sweeping journey through smoky blues, swaggering jazz, and classic Hungarian rock that fits the magic of Veresegyház’s summer nights. The anthems are very much on the setlist—from Ice with Double Ice (Jég dupla jéggel) to Look to the Sky (Nézz az ég felé)—songs generations belt out with him, shoulder to shoulder.
2026.07.03. — Neil Simon: Rumors (Pletykafészek), a two-act farce
Let the gossip fly. Simon’s high-society chaos machine sets the upper crust spinning with misunderstandings, fibs, and flamboyant cover-ups. Your job? Sit back, follow the tangled whispers, and enjoy the elegant bedlam unraveling among the upper-crust elite who just can’t stay out of trouble.
2026.07.07. — László Dés – Péter Geszti – Krisztián Grecsó: The Paul Street Boys (A Pál utcai fiúk)
2026.07.08. — The Paul Street Boys (A Pál utcai fiúk), musical in two acts
The beloved cornerstone of Hungarian literature lands with a sharper edge. Here it’s a clash not of children but of young people, turning the screws on the drama. Today’s musical sound and lyrics push the intensity higher, as the show leans on the acoustic presence of everyday objects, the cast’s rhythmic chops, humor, youthful power, and the original’s cathartic punch. The effect is rawer, louder, and insistently alive, night after night.
2026.07.12. — The Jungle Book (A dzsungel könyve)
Mowgli, the human cub, hunts down his foes and hunts for happiness under thick green canopies with his newfound family. Heart-tugging and heartwarming, it’s a don’t-miss tale of friendship and love for kids and the young at heart alike.
2026.07.15. — Jeanie Linders: Menopause The Musical
That certain time of life? It comes for everyone. Some hush it up; others joke it away. Linders’ global hit says it out loud—honestly, joyously, and with riotous humor. Expect candid laughs, solidarity, and high-energy tunes that make the change feel less like a hush-hush and more like a sing-along.
2026.07.19. — Péter Geszti concert
The ringleader of good vibes raids his songbook for Rapülők’s stadium-busting dance hits, Jazz+Az’s funk, and the pop pleasures of Gringó Sztár and Létvágy. It’s live, loud, and technically splashy, laced with humor and straight-talking lyrics built to move a summer crowd.
2026.07.22. — You Rang, M’Lord? (Csengetett, Mylord?), world premiere stage adaptation
Welcome to 1920s London’s well-heeled excess with the widowed Lord Meldrum, his brother, mother-in-law, and two daughters. Downstairs, a gallery of scene-stealing staff—cook, valet, butler, chambermaid—rivals their masters for color and chaos. The beloved TV comedy about upstairs vs. downstairs morphs into a stage romp, with cult-favorite characters chasing money, skirts, and scandal, now under the open sky.
2026.07.26. — Steven Moffat: The Unfriend (Rém rendes vendég), two-act comedy
On a cruise, perfectly polite Brits Peter and Debbie befriend Elsa, an American widow. They trade addresses, promise a visit—promises that usually fade. Not this time. One day Elsa rings the bell. By then, the couple has Googled her and frozen with dread—she’s the last person they want near their teenage kids. But how do you politely avoid letting in your new friend? Enter a know-it-all neighbor, a sergeant with timing, and a West End-fueled hit now landing from London to the Játékszín (Budapest)—and onto Veresegyház’s summer stage.
2026.07.28. — Don’t Dress for Dinner/Don’t Now, Darling! (Ne most, Drágám!), comedy
Love triangles. Mink coats. Under-dressed ladies. Clothing flying out of windows. Total, blissful anarchy. All inside London’s chicest fur salon, engineered solely for carefree laughter.
2026.08.07. — Lovers of Ancona (Anconai szerelmesek), musical comedy
A twenty-year champion of Hungarian stages, this riot of Italian fairground comedy blends classic Hungarian humor with the biggest Italian hits of the 1970s. It’s shamelessly catchy, endlessly playful, and wonderfully nostalgic.
2026.08.11. — Lovers of Ancona at Lake Balaton (Anconai szerelmesek a Balatonon), musical comedy
Twenty years after miraculous reunions and multiple weddings, the Ancona gang hits 1989 Hungary in search of roots, rekindled loves, calm, and joy. The SZOT resort’s chief, Comrade Békés, plays host as bel canto fills the air: Azzurro, Bella Ciao, Sono un italiano—sunny, warm, and brimming with second chances.
2026.08.15. — One Life (Egy életem), biographical stand-up with Imre Csuja
Csuja opens his life like a well-thumbed script: modest, funny, and warming. He talks about a mother who directed him as a kid, early-career scrapes, doing four shows in a single day, lessons from the old masters, and meeting his wife over 40 years ago. Expect inside stories from the cult films Glass Tiger (Üvegtigris) and A Kind of America (Valami Amerika), with tasty workshop secrets fans will savor.
2026.08.29. — Not a Ragged Life – Re-stitched (Nem rongyos élet – újravarrva), operetta gala
Last year they promised. This year they overdeliver. Remember the blowout night when towering actors and operetta stars stomped the csárdás together under Mézesvölgyi’s lights? The re-stitched gala returns, bigger, brighter, and begging for an encore.
The organizers reserve the right to change dates and program.
