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Peterjon Cresswell
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Time Out says

Budapest’s contemporary Palace of Arts overlooks the Danube from its vantage point near Rákóczi Bridge in south Pest. Set alongside the National Theatre, it comprises three main venues: the Bartók National Concert Hall, with its superb acoustics for some of the world’s greatest classical musicians; the Festival Hall for theatre and dance productions, and the Ludwig Museum, a major gallery for contemporary art. All is a handy stop on the number 2 tram along the Danube from the city centre.

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The Innermost Room

5 out of 5 stars
Premiered as part of the Bartók Spring Festival and now running for two nights, maverick virtuoso violinist Félix Lajko teams up with the Székesfehérvár ballet company to create a dream-like production that speaks to your most treasured secrets. Memories, impressions and your deepest conscious thoughts are brought back to life by Attila Egerházi's choreography and Lajkó's wild string rhythms, that go way beyond the folk roots taken as his starting point.  
  • Contemporary and experimental
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