Ballet Performance: 'The Taming of the Shrew'

This Shakespeare piece has inspired a string of stage and film adaptations, and one of the most important ballet versions is by Hungarian László Seregi - who choose the music Karl Goldmark for his special choreography.

1 September - State Opera House in Budapest

Provocative Exhibition at Trafó

Titled "How do you throw a brick through the window of a bank if you can’t get out of bed?", this modern exhibition offers insights into the states and institutions of illness, health, vulnerability, healing and care.

2 September - Trafó Budapest

Guided Tour in English: Liszt Academy

Professional guides shed light on the mysteries of this unique Art Nouveau building, show guests all the concert hall decorations, and so much more in this 'shrine of music history'.

3 September - Liszt Academy Budapest

'Catwalk Show': Budapest Central European Fashion Week

This season, in cooperation with Ukrainian Fashion Week, as well as Hungarian and regional designers, Ukrainian designers will be in the spotlight.

4 September - Museum of Fine Arts Budapest

Expat Performance: Epic Love Fails by Provocative Giraffe

Join host and author Michaël Wertenberg for an evening of sketch comedy, performance poetry, and prose, featuring an eclectic tower of talented giraffes :) Free admission.

5 September - Mixát Udvar Budapest

Educational Exhibition: "What Were you Wearing?"

With numerous stories and clothes presented, the organisers aim to disprove the popular myth that sexual violence only happens when someone is 'wearing something revealing or provocative'.

6 September - The Red Door Budapest

Jazz Concert: Kerub

This performance is based on contemporary improvisation techniques. Cherubs have four faces, Kerub just three - perhaps the 4th one is an Ancestor invoked by them, say the organisers.

7 September - Opus Jazz Club Budapest