dunaPart5, platform of Hungarian performing arts, is set to take place in Budapest from 27 to 30 November. It will be presenting the most interesting artists and productions from the past 2 years, both from theatre and from contemporary dance.
Platform of Hungarian
performing arts
During dunaPart5, you will be able to check out the latest creations, the new talents and the already familiar artists active.
The platform's objective remains to be the promotion of Hungary-based artists with their better visibility and further integration in the international performing arts scene.
Take your time to have a look at the four days’ schedule between 27 and 30 November - but don't forget to register to attend!
More information: dunapart.net.
dunaPart is co-organised by EDN Member Trafo.
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