Northern Theatre Harag György Company

Brecht 's play is well known to all lovers of theatrical art , but the story of Mackie the Knife is far from a simple story about love and honor because, under the guise of romance takes off his fangs mess metropolis.

In Victorian England, everything has a price, all are put on sale, even human morality: love is fleeting , friendship is false. "The food is first! Morality, then!" - says Brecht, a statement as true today as it had been the 1928. We find today many characters could fit perfectly into the pattern Threepenny Opera: beggars, prostitutes, pimps, and murderers.
The play is a true masterpiece of the universal theater, gathering sequences of opera, operetta, musical, but also a parody of their.

Cast: Kányádi Szilárd, Sándor Anna, Bessenyei István, Méhes Kati, life member, Péter Attila Zsolt, Kovács Nikolett, Bogár Barbara, Zákány Mihály, Rappert-Vencz Gábor, Nagy Orbán, Bodea Tibor, Marosszéki Tamás, Frumen Gergő, Varga Sándor, Poszet Nándor, Rózsa László, Bándi Johanna, László Zita, Gál Ágnes, Gellén Orsolya, Ferenczik György, Barakonyi Gergő, guest, Liegner Zsolt, Balogh Géza, Tóth-Páll Miklós, life member. Set design: Szabó Anna, costume: Cselényi Nóra, guest, choreographer: Bordás Attila, guest, music coordinator: Manfrédi Annamária, stage director and prompter: Fábry Zoltán, assistant : Végh Balázs.

The performance is directed by Babarczy László director, theater director, artist emeritus, Kossuth Prize laureate. After graduation, Babarczy László became director of the National Theatre of Pécs, then member of the National Theatre in Budapest. Since 1973 is the director Gergely Theatre in Kaposvar Csiky, after which it is named first director and director of the same institution. Collaborates on several occasions with the theater in Novi Sad. In the 2013-2014 season mounted The Relatives after Móricz Zsigmond in György Harag Company.
 

Tickets can be purchased at the theatre's ticket office from Monday to Friday 10.00-17.00 or one hour before the start of the performance.