We would like to inform you that, during the summer period, we are conducting maintenance on our IT system and servers. As a result of this, online ticket sales will be temporarily suspended on the mupa.hu website between 24 and 26 July. Afterwards, starting from 27 July, ticket sales will resume via our website in the familiar manner.
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Müpa Budapest’s media library is being updated with exclusive concert recordings. Next season our audience will get to tune in to recordings that were previously unheard and/or unseen.
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We would like to inform you that, with the end of the 2022/23 season, which has been extraordinary in every respect, Müpa Budapest will take a short summer break.
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The long-awaited Hungarian premiere of György Kurtág’s sole opera, a piano marathon featuring pieces by György Ligeti, the Hungarian National Dance Ensemble’s dance drama Castles, Warriors, Frontiers, and the surviving remnant of an opera written by the festival’s namesake: tickets are now available for the first events of the Liszt Fest International Cultural Festival, which will take place between 11 and 22 October this year.
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Just like in 2017, tickets for the Italian composer/pianist’s concert on 14 November sold out practically in seconds. But also just like six years ago, Einaudi has fortunately agreed to take the stage at Müpa Budapest for a second engagement the following evening, on 15 November.
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We regret to inform our audience that, due to illness, Péter Eötvös will be unable to conduct the Ligeti 100 concert on 18 May 2023, and the event has been cancelled.
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In the autumn and winter months of the 2023/24 season, the audience will get the chance to welcome many international stars back to Müpa Budapest, with tickets for the new season’s productions available under a more flexible system replacing the familiar season tickets.
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The Czech Philharmonic, one of Central Europe’s best-known symphonic orchestras, performing under the baton of their conductor, Semyon Bychkov, will open the programme of the third Bartók Spring International Arts Weeks festival, featuring 17 days of premières – including world premières – from 31 March to 16 April courtesy of some of the finest artists in the Hungarian and international art worlds.
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Two decades ago, the idea that in place of the abandoned freight depot one day there would be a buzzing cultural centre, where, night after night, hundreds and thousands of people would arrive for entertainment and recreation was just a pipe dream. Today, however, the iconic Müpa building is an essential part of the southern Danube River coastal landscape.
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We wish to inform you that the aria recital by Jonas Kaufmann will now take place on 15 October 2023 in collaboration with the Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra and with the same programme as originally advertised.
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