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I was there at night! – a special theatrical and literary experience at the KMO
I was there at night! – a special theatrical and literary experience at the KMO
Wandering in the maze of love through a thousand years of Armenian literature over. It could be all of these only hologram and algorithm? Artificial intelligence steps in…and in love The Urartu Armenia A special performance by the theater, in which they bravely reach out to millennia-old literature
contemporary with works with hayren (a form of traditional Armenian poetry.) with traditional and modern musical influences mixed with it.
It is a thought-provoking curiosity that it is the first time in the world in a theater performance
Artificial Intelligence plays a role. Let us fear him, hate him, or do we love it? Maybe the answer will be born. The premiere of the play is this year was at the National Theater in Kispest, it has since been shown for the first time in Budapest in KMO. The performance is a
It can be viewed free of charge thanks to the Armenian Nationality Self-Government of Kispest.
Dean Martin – King of the Cool:
Dean Martin’s hits are the American dream true accompaniment.
András Tóth his stage show creates this world to life with catchy evergreens.
Article: Grigor Muradyan Project code: 2023-1-HU01-ESC51-VTJ-000146422
Photos: Syuzanna Hakobyan Project code: 2023-1-HU01-ESC51-VTJ-000146422
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Armenian Cinema Day
April 16 is celebrated as Armenian Cinema Day. In 2019, the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia adopted the draft law designating April 16 as Armenian Cinema Day, and it was approved. On April 16, 2025, Armenian Cinema Day was also celebrated at the Armenian Cultural Center in Budapest, organized by the volunteers of the Armenian Cultural Foundation, Shogher Manukyan, and Flora Hambardzumyan. Armenian films and animated movies were screened, including Tzhvzhik, The Magic Lavash, 0199, Unlucky Panos, The Lord and the Servant, and Brave Nazar.
Article written by Flora Hambardzumyan, Project code: 2024-1-HU01-ESC51-VTJ-000207879
Photos by Flora Hambardzumyan, Project code: 2024-1-HU01-ESC51-VTJ-000207879
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Musa Dagh Performance
On March 25, 2025, in commemoration of the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, the musical Musa Dagh was performed at the National Theatre. It was organized by Artin Diramerian, with music composed by Ember Peter. The lead role of Gabriel Bagradian was played by Toth Andreas, while Kovach Olga portrayed Juliette. The narrator was Csizmadia Gabriella. The Havq dance group, led by Sima Ohanyan, also took part in the theatrical performance.
The play depicted how the Armenians of Musa Dagh fortified themselves on the mountain under the leadership of Gabriel Bagradian in an act of self-defense. It also portrayed the relationship between Juliette and a young Greek man, who left her behind and went to Aleppo. His betrayal was later revealed, followed by the depiction of Stephan’s murder and Gabriel Bagradian’s tragedy.
At the conclusion of the performance, the audience expressed their appreciation with prolonged applause and deep emotion.
Article written by Flora Hambardzumyan, Project code: 2024-1-HU01-ESC51-VTJ-000207879
Photos by Flora Hambardzumyan, Project code: 2024-1-HU01-ESC51-VTJ-000207879
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An Evening Dedicated to Armenian Writers Avetik Isahakyan and Vahan Teryan
On March 21, an evening dedicated to the renowned Armenian writers Avetik Isahakyan and Vahan Teryan took place at the Armenian Cultural Center. The date was not chosen by chance, as March 21 is World Poetry Day. The great writers were selected based on the fact that this year marks the 150th anniversary of Avetik Isahakyan and the 140th anniversary of Vahan Teryan.
The literary evening was organized by two volunteers from the Armenian Cultural Fund—Flora Hambardzumyan and Shogher Manukyan. The event featured presentations on the literary contributions of Avetik Isahakyan and Vahan Teryan, highlighting their significance in Armenian literature. Films about both writers were screened.
Poems by Avetik Isahakyan and Vahan Teryan were recited by Miklós Soros, Flora Hambardzumyan, Argine Margaryan, Anzhela Matevosyan, and Libor Laura. Additionally, songs with lyrics written by Avetik Isahakyan and Vahan Teryan were performed by Ara Ghazaryan, Anzhela Matevosyan, and Movses Ayaryan, accompanied by Shogher Manukyan (cello), Irena Martirosyan (piano), and Movses Ayaryan (guitar).
The event brought together Armenians living in Hungary to celebrate the works of Avetik Isahakyan and Vahan Teryan.
Article written by Flora Hambardzumyan, Project code: 2024-1-HU01-ESC51-VTJ-000207879
Photos by Flora Hambardzumyan, Project code: 2024-1-HU01-ESC51-VTJ-000207879
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