Fedák Sári – Szűcs Nelli's solo evening (HU)
Oct-12
SZŰCS NELLI, ACTRESS OF THE NATIONAL THEATRE OF BUDAPEST, AT THE SPECTRUM THEATRE
Fedák Sári was born in Beregszász. Actress, singer, and prima donna, she was the second wife of writer Ferenc Molnár and one of the greatest stage personalities of the 20th century. The performance pays tribute to her extraordinary life and serves as a moral reparation for the injustices suffered by this exceptional artist.
During the commemorative evening, songs from her most famous roles will also be performed, evoking the memory of the great lady of Hungarian operetta. Her remarkable personality left an indelible mark on the world of theatre.
The artist bringing Fedák Sári to life on stage is Szűcs Nelli, an actress of the National Theatre of Budapest. She, too, was born in Beregszász and shares her predecessor’s roots. With exceptional empathy and sensitivity, she portrays this great artist in her full humanity – with all her strengths, flaws, and vulnerabilities.
Tickets can be purchased at the Spectrum Theatre box office (open weekdays between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m.) or before the performance.
Advance booking: 0744-301.875
Fedák Sári was born in Beregszász. Actress, singer, and prima donna, she was the second wife of writer Ferenc Molnár and one of the greatest stage personalities of the 20th century. The performance pays tribute to her extraordinary life and serves as a moral reparation for the injustices suffered by this exceptional artist.
During the commemorative evening, songs from her most famous roles will also be performed, evoking the memory of the great lady of Hungarian operetta. Her remarkable personality left an indelible mark on the world of theatre.
The artist bringing Fedák Sári to life on stage is Szűcs Nelli, an actress of the National Theatre of Budapest. She, too, was born in Beregszász and shares her predecessor’s roots. With exceptional empathy and sensitivity, she portrays this great artist in her full humanity – with all her strengths, flaws, and vulnerabilities.
Tickets can be purchased at the Spectrum Theatre box office (open weekdays between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m.) or before the performance.
Advance booking: 0744-301.875
