Miklós Hubay (1918-2011) originally wrote this play for Klára Tolnay and Imre Sinkovits in 1959, and the two great artists would perform it for four decades. Burlesque and tragedy - this is how Miklós Hubay defined the genre of his one-act play. The implication is that love between two old people can be both tragic and mirthful. more
French romantic composer Hector Berlioz goes to see his childhood love Estelle Duboeuf and proposes to elope with the decent grandmother, taking her away from her family. They recall the passion of their youth, buried deep later on, conforming to conventions. But it’s never too late to “stop time”. True love lives on agelessly in everyone, it just takes courage to experience it. Miklós Hubay chose an excerpt from Sándor Weöres’ poem Happiness as the play’s slogan: “We’ll be old and wrinkled, // but with flowers in our hearts. // Our great cloud-swing in flames…”
Vörösmarty, a magyar romantika legnagyobb költője. Mindössze ötvenöt év adatott neki, életműve nemzeti örökség és világirodalmi érték. „Hol van a…
“The protagonist of this grotesque story is the widow Mrs. Béla Orbán, and the play is actually her never-ending big-mouthed,…
Az iróniájáról és vígjátékairól híres Oscar Wilde 1893-ban bemutatott műve az újszövetségi időkbe vezeti a nézőt, Salome Heródes mostohalányaként túlfűtött…
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