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Watch: Budapest Dance Festival, Now On Until 9 October

• 23 Sep 2021 8:36 PM

The National Dance Theater's annual 'Budapest Dance Festival' is the hottest series of events for dance lovers each year in Hungary. It features a whole array of dance styles, from ballet and contemporary to folk dance. 

A multitude of venues throughout the city welcome both local and international dance companies to step up and present their talents, to enjoy other performances, and to bring out the uniqueness in their dance styles. 

It all goes on for ten days with top performers like the Kylian Production, Doug Varone and Dancers, and the Yvette Bozsik Company on the program - check out the video below.

Click here for the full the schedule of events.

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