2026.06.21. Sunday
2112 Veresegyház, Búcsú tér
From June to August, the Mézesvölgyi Summer open-air theatre festival becomes Pest County’s biggest multidisciplinary arts event, with hit shows, top actors, live concerts, and family favorites under the stars. The season mixes genres with a lineup built for long summer nights—comedies, dramas, musicals, pop legends, and cult TV brought to life on stage—all at the Mézesvölgyi Open-Air Stage (Mézesvölgyi Szabadtéri Színpad) in Veresegyház.
2026.06.21.
Charlie concert
Hungarian pop’s unmistakable giant, Charlie (Horváth Charlie), kicks off the season with a smoky fusion of blues, swaggering jazz, and signature Hungarian rock. Expect the evergreen singalongs from “Jég dupla jéggel” to “Nézz az ég felé,” a generational soundtrack made for a warm Veresegyház evening.
2026.06.24.
István Mohácsi: French Pole Vault (Francia rúdugrás) (18+)
Three women, three men, one wildly tangled night. Roles and relationships swap at speed when chemistry crashes the party—and a know-it-all sex psychologist stirs the pot. Misunderstandings, misdirections, and the hope that, after all the chaos, things just might land on their feet.
2026.07.03.
Neil Simon: Rumors (Pletykafészek) – farce in two acts
Kick back and track the wildfire spread of rumors as the upper crust spirals into mayhem. A classic Neil Simon setup: razor timing, tangled alibis, and the delicious downfall of the very well-heeled.
2026.07.07.
László Dés – Péter Geszti – Krisztián Grecsó: The Paul Street Boys (A Pál utcai fiúk)
The classic arrives as a clash not of children but of young people, tightening the drama with modern-sounding music and lyrics. Acoustic objects, the actors’ rhythmic invention, youthful energy, humor, and the novel’s cathartic message all drive this gripping retelling.
2026.07.08.
The Paul Street Boys – musical in two parts
A second night to dive into the same high-stakes, musically charged world—louder, tougher, and emotionally raw, with the cast’s physical music-making front and center.
2026.07.12.
The Jungle Book (A dzsungel könyve)
Mowgli, the boy who defeats his enemies and hunts for happiness among thick leaves and a new family. A can’t-miss story that squeezes and warms the heart—about friendship and love—for kids and the young at heart alike.
2026.07.15.
Jeanie Linders: Menopause – the Musical (Menopauza)
That certain season every woman meets—some hide it, some laugh it off. Linders’ global hit shouts it out, honest and wildly funny. A feel-good, say-it-like-it-is night that keeps the jokes and truths rolling.
2026.07.19.
Péter Geszti (Geszti Péter) concert
The frontman of positive energy unloads a summer set packed with stadium-shaking Rapülők dance hits, Jazz+Az funk flair, Gringo Sztár, and Létvágy pop gems—live, amped up, witty, and straight-talking.
2026.07.21. and 2026.07.22.
You Rang, M’Lord? (Csengetett, Mylord?) – world premiere | Mézesvölgyi Open-Air Stage (Mézesvölgyi Szabadtéri Színpad)
The beloved TV characters step onto the Veresegyház stage for a brand-new theatrical ride. Nostalgia meets fresh comedy for an unforgettable summer night, twice over.
2026.07.26.
Steven Moffat: The Unfriend (Rém rendes vendég) – comedy in two acts
Polite British couple Peter and Debbie befriend American widow Elsa on a cruise, swap addresses and polite promises. This time, she shows up. After what they’ve read online, panic sets in. Letting her in near the teens? Yikes. But snubbing her? Also a minefield. Enter a meddling neighbor and a sergeant to crank up a West End–tested frenzy, now landing in Veresegyház via Budapest’s Játékszín Theatre (Játékszín).
2026.07.28.
Not Now, Darling (Ne most, Drágám!) – comedy
Love triangles, mink coats, scantily clad surprises, and garments sailing out windows. Total madness inside London’s most elegant fur salon. Mission: pure, unfiltered fun.
2026.08.01.
It Was Just a Dance (Csak egy tánc volt) – The most beautiful songs of Pál Szécsi (Szécsi Pál)
Some songs never age. Some voices move in forever. A starlit tribute to one of Hungarian pop’s brightest constants, led by Zoltán Miller (Miller Zoltán), Dénes Pál (Pál Dénes), Attila Serbán (Serbán Attila), and Sándor Nagy (Nagy Sándor).
2026.08.05.
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd (Az Ackroyd gyilkosság) – crime
Hercule Poirot retires to the sleepy manor world of King’s Abbot—and stumbles right into two inexplicable deaths. Artúr Kálid (Kálid Artúr) stars as Poirot, Szilveszter Szabó P. (Szabó P. Szilveszter) as Dr. James Sheppard, in a tense Agatha Christie classic brought to life in Veresegyház.
2026.08.07.
Lovers of Ancona (Anconai szerelmesek) – musical comedy
Two decades on, still one of Hungary’s most-played comedies. It fuses Italian fairground farce with homegrown humor and the greatest Italian hits of the 1970s. Sunshine in show form.
2026.08.11.
Lovers of Ancona at Lake Balaton (Anconai szerelmesek a Balatonon) – musical comedy
Twenty years later—but only on the calendar—the whole Italian troupe heads to Hungary in the balmy summer of 1989: thicker waists, silvering hair, teens in tow, and hearts wide open for roots, old-new loves, calm, and joy. At a Balaton SZOT resort ruled by Comrade Békés, the bel canto flows: “Azzurro,” “Bella Ciao,” “Sono l’italiano”…
2026.08.15.
One Life (Egy életem) – biographical stand-up with Imre Csuja
Imre Csuja tells his life as we know him: modest, funny, warming. From a mother who directed his childhood to four shows in a single day, lessons from stage legends, and meeting his wife over 40 years ago. Expect shop secrets from cult films Glass Tiger (Üvegtigris) and A Kind of America (Valami Amerika).
2026.08.18.
Over Smudge Mountain (Túl a Maszat-hegyen) – comedy musical
A world where smudge equals order and cleaning is chaos. Andris Muhi sets out to save friends from blotches, dusters, and terrifying neat freaks. A colorful, magical, irresistibly catchy trip for small and tall—where play, imagination, and laughter lead. Even the vacuums don’t always pick the right side.
2026.08.29.
Not a Ragged Life – Restitched (Nem rongyos élet – újravarrva) | operetta gala
Promised last year; overdelivered this year. The giants of spoken theatre and the stars of operetta storm back to the Mézesvölgyi Summer stage to prove a Hungarian hallmark belongs to all. New faces, old favorites, and a csárdás that won’t quit.
The organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs.