Tisztaszoba brings Félix Lajkó's music to Müpa's dance stage

Müpa's programme lists Tisztaszoba, performed by Székesfehérvári Balett Színház, for Tuesday, November 10 at 7 pm. The event page checked on the morning of November 10 names Budapest's Festival Theatre as the venue, offering Hungarian audiences a specific evening cultural option.

Félix Lajkó composed the music, and Attila Egerházi directed and choreographed the work. The musical credit does not establish a separate live concert: the event is advertised as dance. The work previously premiered as part of Bartók Spring, so Tuesday's performance is not being presented here as a world premiere.

In the digital programme, Egerházi discusses the “clean room” of the title as an inner space where thoughts, feelings and memories meet. This is the creator's interpretation, not our own critical experience of seeing the performance. The language of contemporary dance and the title's associations with folk culture can thus offer distinct perspectives on the evening.

Among Budapest's November offerings, the Müpa performance of János vitéz represented another genre, while readers seeking a family activity for the weekend may also consult our Ludwig Museum programme report.

Ticket prices and availability depend on the selected performance and current sales. Before travelling, check the specific event page for availability and any changes; the organiser also lists a performance on November 11.