Nestled in the vibrant heart of Debrecen, Csokonai Forum stands as a modern cultural beacon, merging state‑of‑the‑art theatrical architecture with the rich legacy of the Csokonai National Theatre. Officially opened in August 2022 with a grand premiere of Für Elise, based on the novel by Szabó Magda, the Forum represents both a bold step into the future and a tribute to Hungary’s theatrical tradition.
Spanning over 5,000 square meters of performance space and exceeding 9,000 square meters when including rehearsal and educational wings, the complex offers a dynamic venue for a wide spectrum of cultural expression. Its multifunctional design accommodates various stage configurations: the Latinovits Zoltán Hall, with seating for up to 350, the Kóti Árpád Hall, and the intimate Simor Ottó Orfeum, a versatile room for cabaret, spoken word, small concerts, and comedy.
What truly distinguishes Csokonai Forum is its flexibility and technical sophistication. The large stage boasts a ten‑meter diameter revolving platform and a sunken orchestra pit, while the studio theatre features mobile audience and stage modules, enabling inventive spatial arrangements. Its fully accessible, climate‑controlled interior ensures comfort and inclusion for all patrons.
As more than just a performance space, Csokonai Forum embodies Debrecen’s commitment to cultural growth and artistic collaboration. With its educational studios, rehearsal facilities, and capacity to host local, national, and international productions, the Forum invites audiences and creators alike to explore, innovate, and connect. Through its modern architecture, flexible stages, and community‑focused programming, Csokonai Forum promises a future where every performance is an immersive journey and every visitor feels welcomed into the world of live art.
Address: 30 Csapó Street 4029 Debrecen
Phone: (+36) 20 297 2047
Email: info@csokonaiszinhaz.hu
Website: csokonaiszinhaz.hu
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