This review is more about the theater than a specific play. The theater is small with a bottom floor and a gallery. I do not have experience from the gallery. About the mid section of the bottom floor there is large beam crossing across along with hvac tubing, which even though is painted black is very disturbing and with the lowish ceiling you may get a claustrophobic feeling, but there is still a complete view of the stage. The chairs are not descending towards the stage but are flat, so you may get unlucky with a tall person in front. As the play progressed, it became very stuffy and warm in the back, thus the ventillation is poor. There are very limited number of toilets, causing queues during intermissions, however top floor ones arent as busy usually.

A very nice, old school theater. First rows are a bit too close to the stage, or it is too high -- unless you want to tilt your neck during the whole performance, you will stare a lot at the actor's shoes.

Easy traffic way leads to the theater, but parking is a bit tricky. The street parking spaces are all occupied, you need to make a few rounds to find one.

First impression is great, the play was interesting, with a very talented actress. The only negative impression is that the room around the chairs is a bit small.

Performance was good! But the place very small. After 30min lamps became very hat and no fresh air.

Nice and friendly enteriour. Kind staff. The show was awesome.

Small cool place, only Hungarian plays

Small and old theater with some nice plays.