Young and old alike will be amazed when the acrobats of Recirquel, the first Hungarian contemporary circus company, are gently raised into the air and perform dazzling feats above the audience. At Sziget Festival, everyone can become an acrobat for a while! If you have the guts, you can experience how it feels to be 8 meters above the ground with the help of special equipment.
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The world-famous organist was 74. He taught at the Pál Járdányi School of Music for forty years, and the outstanding achievements of his pupils in international competitions attest to his excellence as a teacher. He was the organist and choirmaster of the Esztergom Basilica from 1975, and also took part in the comprehensive survey of Hungary’s organs as an expert. A prime example of Baróti’s expertise is the design of the sound and disposition of the Béla Bartók National Concert Hall’s organ, with 6,804 pipes, 92 stops and 5 manuals.
More...The Palace of Arts building and all box offices will be closed between 4 and 17 August. The building and box office, as well as the ticket office on Andrássy út, will reopen on 18 August at 10 am.
Tickets and information on events continue to be available on the www.mupa.hu website, where anyone wishing to take advantage of the benefits of the Müpa+ loyalty programme in our tenth year can register to receive discounts and additional services.
The Ludwig Museum will continue to be operate subject to its summer opening hours
More...The Metropolitan Opera has officially announced that the opera by John Adams (The Death of Klinghoffer) scheduled for 15 November 2014 has been removed from the Met’s 2014/15 Live in HD Season Schedule.
It is replaced by Rossini’s comic opera Il Barbiere di Siviglia, which will be presented a week later than the original date, at 6:55 pm on 22 November 2014, with Isabel Leonard, Lawrence Brownlee and Christopher Maltman in the leading roles.
Ticket holders who wish to see the new show on the modified date can exchange their tickets for The Death of Klinghoffer to Il Barbiere di Siviglia at the same price and for the same seats. The original tickets can be exchanged at our ticket offices during any visit to the Palace of Arts, but no later than 15 November 2014.
If you are not interested to see the new production, you can have your original tickets refunded at any Palace of Arts ticket office until 15 November.
Tickets to the Festival Theatre and the Auditorium for the 22 November 2014 broadcast of Il Barbiere di Siviglia can be purchased for HUF 4,100 and HUF 2,500 respectively.
Please note that there is another change in schedule: the live broadcast of Bizet’s Carmen on 1 November will start at 5:55 pm instead of the originally announced 6:55 pm.
We appreciate your understanding regarding these unexpected changes.
Until 3 August the Palace of Arts central information office is open for enquiries from 10 am till 6 pm every day.
Until 3 August the ticket office in the Palace of Arts building will be open daily from 10 am till 6 pm; the ticket office on Andrássy út will be open from Monday through Friday from 10 am till 6 pm. The temporary ticket offices are closed for the summer.
Between 4 and 17 August the building and all ticket offices of the Palace of Arts will be closed.
Ticket purchases can be made without interruption on the www.mupa.hu website.
The Ludwig Museum, the Vince Bookstore and the P’Art Café will operate during their normal opening hours.
Until 3 August the Bohém Restaurant welcomes customers on weekdays between 11 am and 4 pm.
The Rózsavölgyi CD store is closed for the summer.
More...The Palace of Arts welcomes three iconic performers in October. The matriarch of avant-garde pop music and performances, Laurie Anderson will bring her latest show, The Language of the Future, on 6 October. The following day the Hungarian audience will be treated to a real musical delicacy, An Evening of Songs, which is a rarely performed recital by the most sought after star tenor, the German Jonas Kaufmann. On 24 October one of the biggest names in the history of modern pop music, singer-songwriter Elvis Costello will give his first ever concert in Hungary.
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On 9 June, the Palace of Arts, the ticket office, the Bookshop, the CD Store and the Andrássy út ticket office will be closed.
Online ticket sales will of course be uninterrupted on this day.
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Visitors are hereby advised that the programme and performers of the Symphonic Discoveries series on 18 January 2015 have changed. The concert will feature Brahms’ Piano Concerto in D Minor and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 3 “Eroica”, performed by the Savaria Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Gergely Madaras, with the solo played by pianist János Palojtay.
Tickets and season tickets are valid for the concert or may be refunded at any Palace of Arts box office until the day of the concert.
Thank you for your understanding.
More...Under an agreement between the Ludwig Museum and the Palace of Arts, tickets for Müpa shows are valid for one free visit to exhibitions at the Ludwig Museum up to the day of the show concerned. As part of the joint promotion, from 22 March 2014 the temporary exhibitions of the museum will stay open for an extended period, between 10 am and 8 pm, except Mondays.
More...The Palace of Arts launched its new free Loyalty Programme called Müpa+ in June.
Every visitor who registers in the programme can earn points with their purchases for the self-produced shows of the Palace of Arts. Loyalty points can be redeemed to reach the Silver, Gold and Platinum levels for an ever wider range of benefits such as ticket discounts, advance purchase options and various exclusive activities.
For details and registration, see the Müpa+ menu or visit our box offices.
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