The Hungarian State Opera’s 1956/70 – Kodály Gala Concert presents a selection of Zoltán Kodály’s emblematic works. The programme on 10 October features Psalmus Hungaricus and Háry János Suite as well as the ballet music from the stage work also known as Dragon Dance, first performed a century ago. The concert also provides the occasion for the ceremonial presentation of the European Heritage Award / Europa Nostra Award at the Opera House, which was awarded for the comprehensive restoration of the Ybl Palace.
Love, jealousy, political terror and murder – Puccini’s Tosca, one of the composer’s most gripping operas, takes on a special, highly detailed sonic dimension at the Hungarian State Opera as part of the Opera IC Audiophile series. Zsuzsanna Ádám takes on the title role on 15, 25 and 28 October, while Csilla Boros performs it on 10 and 18 November, joined by leading soloists and under the baton of two outstanding conductors, István Dénes and Cornelius Meister.
Mozart’s Die Entführung aus dem Searil returns to the stage of the Opera’s Eiffel Art Studios between 17 and 24 October 2026, starring Kossuth Prize-winning coloratura soprano Miklósa Erika. The production, directed by Miklós H. Vecsei, featuring a translation by Dániel Varró and video animations by Kiégő Izzók, stars Artúr Szeleczki, Boglárka Brindás, Balázs Papp, and László Szvétek, with Tibor Bogányi conducting the ensembles of the Hungarian State Opera. The production is presented as part of the MVM Piccolo Programme.