Wednesday
06:00 PM-9:30PM Details:
EXHIBITIONS & PERFORMATIVE ACTS
Grand opening: September 3, 6pm
- Presented at The Gallery at Dobbin Mews
50-52 Dobbin Street, Brooklyn
- Presented at TBSP Studio and TBSP ground floor
48 Dobbin Street, Brooklyn
Presented at TBSP Studio
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Details → RSVP →06:30 PM Details:
Hungary L!ve invites a selected group of visual artists active in both New York and Budapest, exploring the theme "MULTILOCATION: NEW YORK-BUDAPEST."
Guided tour with the artists:
September 3, 6.40pm;
September 6, 2:00pm
7 September, 12:00pm
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
Presented at TBSP Studio
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Details →07:00 Pm Details:
Máté Bartha’s Anima Mundi follows a fictional observer seeking hidden patterns and order within a sprawling, imaginary city.
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
September 3-7
Presented at The Gallery at Dobbin Mews
50-52 Dobbin Street, Brooklyn
Details → RSVP →7:30 PM Details:
We all carry physical and emotional pain, from minor discomforts to overwhelming suffering. This dance installation gives form to pain through movement, exploring how we confront and live with it. Lili Stern embodies this struggle, interacting with inflatable “pain bags” in a visceral, evocative performance.
Event place:Presented at TBSP Studio 1st floor
48 Dobbin Street, Brooklyn
8:00 PM Details:
András Böröcz (b. 1956, Budapest) is a Hungarian visual and performance artist based in Brooklyn, who has been active in the United States since 1986. His interdisciplinary work combines sculpture, drawing, installation, and performance.
Music by Ádám Móser
Presented at TBSP Studio
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Details →Thursday
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Máté Bartha’s Anima Mundi follows a fictional observer seeking hidden patterns and order within a sprawling, imaginary city.
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
September 3-7
Presented at The Gallery at Dobbin Mews
50-52 Dobbin Street, Brooklyn
Details → RSVP →0_see the description below Details:
Hungary L!ve invites a selected group of visual artists active in both New York and Budapest, exploring the theme "MULTILOCATION: NEW YORK-BUDAPEST."
Guided tour with the artists:
September 3, 6.40pm;
September 6, 2:00pm
7 September, 12:00pm
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
Presented at TBSP Studio
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Details →07:00 PM Details:
An exciting contemporary adaptation of Gerhart Hauptmann's work from the 19th century, titled "Lonely Lives." Generational problems manifest most when the knowledge of previous generations quickly becomes outdated.
A performance by Katona József Theatre, Budapest
La Mama Experimental Theatre Club– The Downstairs Theatre
66 EAST 4TH STREET, NEW YORK, 10003
10:30 PM Details:
Sisi’s first song and homemade music video, Yalla, debuted online in January 2022. Following a string of popular tracks, she released Rappelj jobban and her first EP, SISTEMATIIK, which marked her breakthrough moment. Since then, she has become one of the most popular and successful hip-hop artists in Hungary.
Event place:NUBLU
151 Avenue
Details →11:30 PM Details:
OIEE is the colorful electronical solo project of Bence Kocsis launched in 2019. OIEE’s main genres are nudisco, dance and R&B, mixing instrumental sounds with tropical and not-so-tropical house, techno, disco and trance elements and modern soul-like vocals...
Event place:NUBLU
151 Avenue
Details →Friday
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Máté Bartha’s Anima Mundi follows a fictional observer seeking hidden patterns and order within a sprawling, imaginary city.
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
September 3-7
Presented at The Gallery at Dobbin Mews
50-52 Dobbin Street, Brooklyn
Details → RSVP →0_see the description below Details:
Hungary L!ve invites a selected group of visual artists active in both New York and Budapest, exploring the theme "MULTILOCATION: NEW YORK-BUDAPEST."
Guided tour with the artists:
September 3, 6.40pm;
September 6, 2:00pm
7 September, 12:00pm
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
Presented at TBSP Studio
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Details →7:00 PM Details:
An exciting contemporary adaptation of Gerhart Hauptmann's work from the 19th century, titled "Lonely Lives." Generational problems manifest most when the knowledge of previous generations quickly becomes outdated.
Event place:La Mama Experimental Theatre Club – The Downstairs Theatre
66 EAST 4TH STREET, NEW YORK, 10003
7:00 PM Details:
A young film director is invited by the mayor of a village to facilitate a summer workshop for kids. He quickly discovers that the village is overrun with corruption and exploitation. He decides to intervene, but his good intentions threaten everyone involved.
Event place:Presented at TBSP Studio ground floor
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Details → RSVP →Saturday
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Máté Bartha’s Anima Mundi follows a fictional observer seeking hidden patterns and order within a sprawling, imaginary city.
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
September 3-7
Presented at The Gallery at Dobbin Mews
50-52 Dobbin Street, Brooklyn
Details → RSVP →0_see the description below Details:
Hungary L!ve invites a selected group of visual artists active in both New York and Budapest, exploring the theme "MULTILOCATION: NEW YORK-BUDAPEST."
Guided tour with the artists:
September 3, 6.40pm;
September 6, 2:00pm
7 September, 12:00pm
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
Presented at TBSP Studio
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Details →10:00 AM -12:00 PM Details:
How can parenting and freelancing be reconciled? How can we be full-time parents and freelancers at the same time? How can independent professionals find balance between childcare and (creative) work?
Event place:Movement Research, 150 1st Ave, New York, NY 10009, United States
Details → RSVP →12:00 PM Details:
Goulash Extravaganza is a community-based culinary art program centered around one of Hungary’s most iconic dishes: the goulash. The project brings people together through the act of cooking, creating space for connection, dialogue, and the sharing of cultural values.
Event place:Presented at TBSP ground floor
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Details → RSVP →01:00 Pm Details:
Máté Bartha’s Anima Mundi follows a fictional observer seeking hidden patterns and order within a sprawling, imaginary city.
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
Presented at The Gallery at Dobbin Mews
50-52 Dobbin Street, Brooklyn
Details → RSVP →01:30 - 2:00 PM Details:
András Böröcz was born in Budapest, Hungary. He studied painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest and was a member of Indigo, an underground artist group that was critical of the dictatorship.
Event place:Presented at TBSP Studio
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Details → RSVP →02:00 PM Details:
Hungary L!ve invites a selected group of visual artists active in both New York and Budapest, exploring the theme "MULTILOCATION: NEW YORK-BUDAPEST."
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
Presented at TBSP Studio
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Details → RSVP →8:30 PM Details:
#Orpheus#Eurydice, the first full-evening performance collaboration between Simkó and Grecsó, is a richly textured, emotionally resonant contemporary dance piece.
Event place:La Mama Experimental Theatre Club – The Downstairs Theatre
66 EAST 4TH STREET, NEW YORK, 10003
Sunday
0_see the description below Details:
Máté Bartha’s Anima Mundi follows a fictional observer seeking hidden patterns and order within a sprawling, imaginary city.
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
September 3-7
Presented at The Gallery at Dobbin Mews
50-52 Dobbin Street, Brooklyn
Details → RSVP →0_see the description below Details:
Hungary L!ve invites a selected group of visual artists active in both New York and Budapest, exploring the theme "MULTILOCATION: NEW YORK-BUDAPEST."
Guided tour with the artists:
September 3, 6.40pm;
September 6, 2:00pm
7 September, 12:00pm
On view: September 4-7
Thursday 4.00pm-6.00pm,
Friday 4.00pm-7.00pm,
Saturday-Sunday 11.00am-5.00pm
Presented at TBSP Studio
48 Dobbin St, Brooklyn
Details →03:00 PM Details:
Hungary Live! And Hungarian poetry is alive and kicking. Actor András Pál sharpens his voice, cellist Tamás Rozs rosins his bow… and yes, the rumours are true: these two brilliant performers are bringing a fresh and vibrant selection of contemporary Hungarian poems to New York.
Details → RSVP →10:00 AM -12:00 PM Details:
Our bodies keep the score. Past experiences, tension, daily stress, and trauma become deeply embedded in our muscles, movement patterns, and posture. As Bessel van der Kolk’s research shows, the connection between body and mind is essential in shaping how we perceive ourselves and the world.
Event place:Movement Research, 150 1st Ave, New York, NY 10009, United States
Details → RSVP →4:00 PM Details:
#Orpheus#Eurydice, the first full-evening performance collaboration between Simkó and Grecsó, is a richly textured, emotionally resonant contemporary dance piece.
Event place:La Mama Experimental Theatre Club – The Downstairs Theatre
66 EAST 4TH STREET, NEW YORK, 10003
6:00 PM Details:
Inspired by the Ten Commandments, the play of Csaba Székely follows ten individuals, gradually uncovering the hidden connections between them in the style of a crime series. As part of the staged reading there will be a visually atmospheric introduction created for this occasion by Kriszta Remete.
Event place:La Mama Experimental Theatre Club – The Downstairs Theatre
66 EAST 4TH STREET, NEW YORK, 10003
Festival (3-7 September) + Program table
Erika Marozsán – János Mohácsi – István Mohacsi: Enemies of the People (Monodrama)
Event date: 2025 September 06 , 6:30 PM Details:Based on Kati Marton’s powerful memoir Enemies of the People.
Event place:La Mama Experimental Theatre Club – The Downstairs Theatre
66 EAST 4TH STREET, NEW YORK, 10003
Enemies of the People
Based on Kati Marton’s powerful memoir Enemies of the People.
Language of the performance: English
Subtitle: –
Age rating: No rating
Join us on Saturday, September 6, 2025, for the world premiere of Enemies of the People,
a moving new monodrama presented by the Tulipán Foundation and Hungary Live Festival at La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club in New York City.
Adapted from the powerful memoir by Kati Marton—a Peabody Award-winning author of ten
books, including Chancellor: The Remarkable Odyssey of Angela Merkel—the piece draws on a rich
tradition of personal and political storytelling. This one-woman show stars acclaimed Hungarian
actress Erika Marozsán, and was adapted especially for her by the award-winning Mohácsi brothers and directed by János Mohácsi.
Set in post-war Hungary, Enemies of the People follows Kati as she uncovers the untold story of her
parents, Ilona and Endre—journalists and survivors of two oppressive regimes. As a decade of
buried memories resurfaces, Kati’s reflections reveal a portrait of heartbreak, love, fear, and the quiet strength it took to endure and resist in a world turned upside down.
With just one voice, a mesmerizing music composed and performed by Marton Kovacs and Adam
Moser, and a powerful story, Enemies of the People captures the complexity of personal freedom
in a time of authoritarian rule—and reminds us not to wait for tragedy to recognize the people we
love. This intimate performance invites us to reflect on resilience, sacrifice, and the enduring strength found in human connection.
Presented in English, this performance is intended for mature audiences. The show begins at 6:30PM and runs approximately 60 minutes.
Credits: Cast and Crew
Erika Marozsán – Performer
János Mohácsi – Director
István Mohácsi – Adaptation
Kati Marton – Author of the original biography Enemies of the People
Kriszta Remete – Costume Design
Lili Teplán – Set Design
Márton Kovács- Composer and Musician
Ádám Móser – Musician
Anna Boros – Producer
The monodrama will be directed by János Mohácsi, one of Hungary’s most acclaimed theater directors known for his socially engaged, emotionally layered productions. János has received numerous accolades, including the Jászai Mari Prize, a prestigious state honor awarded by the Hungarian government to theater artists in recognition of their exceptional contributions to the performing arts, and the Meritorious Artist of Hungary title. His work has been recognized with multiple Theatre Critics’ Awards, and his productions have been honored at the National Theatre Festival for their directing, dramaturgy, and performances.
Erika Marozsan is a graduate of the University of Theater and Film in Budapest and has led over 60 film productions across Hungary, Germany, and the United States. Her work includes collaborations with Academy Award winners István Szabó (Mephisto) and Robert Benton (Kramer vs. Kramer), as well as Oscar nominee Ildikó Enyedi (On Body and Soul). One of her most internationally recognized films, Gloomy Sunday, remains one of Germany’s most critically and commercially successful films. One Day Crossing, the film in which she starred was nominated for an Academy Award.On stage, Erika performed leading roles in classical and contemporary repertoire—from Shakespeare and Chekhov to Edward Bond and Molière. Worked with notable directors such as Tamás Ascher, a long-time collaborator of Cate Blanchett. In recognition of Ms. Marozsan’s artistic achievements, she was awarded the Knights of Cross of the Order of Merit, one of the most prestigious honors in the Republic of Hungary.
Erika Marozsán is an inaugural recipient of the Tulipán’s Arts & Culture grant. The production is supported also by Hungary Live Art Foundation & Private Donors (not credited).
This production was made possible in part by the generous support of the Tulipán Foundation. The festival is presented in the frames of Shares at La MaMa, providing theatre space for non-curated productions.
Special thanks to Kati Marton.