Csokonai National Theatre comes alive with premieres in December, offering a perfect chance to experience theatre programs with English subtitles or a performance being visually accessible through dance and music.

December upcoming events at the Csokonai National Theatre in Debrecen

Martin McDonagh: The Cripple of Inishmaan 
Date: December 9, 6.00 p.m. – Dark comedy (with English subtitles), Csokonai Fórum, Kóti Árpád stage 

About the play:
A sharp, witty play set in rural Ireland, exploring themes of isolation, gossip, and the human desire for connection. McDonagh’s trademark dark humor makes this a thought‑provoking yet entertaining performance.
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Mór Jókai: The Lunatic of Debrecen 
Date: December 12, 7.00 p.m. (Premiere) – Comedy (with English subtitles), Csokonai National Theatre

About the play:
A classic Hungarian literary work brought to life on stage. This adaptation blends humor with social commentary, offering audiences both laughter and insight into Jókai’s world.
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LÉT (ra) 
Date: December 14, 3.00 p.m. (Premiere) – Coproduction of Gradient Contemporary Ballet and the Drama Department (with English subtitles), Csokonai Fórum, Kóti Árpád stage

About the performance:
A unique fusion of dance and theatre, combining words and motion. This experimental piece explores existence and human experience through innovative choreography and dramatic storytelling.
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Ferenc Molnár: Glass Shoe 
Date: December 19, 7.00 p.m. (Premiere) –  Comedy (with English subtitles), Csokonai National Theatre

About the play:
A lighthearted play by one of Hungary’s most beloved playwrights. Known for his witty dialogue and charming characters, Molnár’s work promises humor and warmth for the holiday season.
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For more information  about the program please  visit Csokonai National Theatre’s website.

This December, the Csokonai National Theatre comes alive with exciting premieres!

Date: 9, 12, 14, 19 December
Location: Csokonai National Theatre, Csokonai Fórum, Kóti Árpád stage

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