Szomorú vasárnap

musical
Szomorú vasárnap

Cast

Crew

  • Stage designer

    • Horgas Péter

  • Custome Designer

    • Bujdosó Nóra

  • Music Director

  • Choregrapher

    • Hajdu Anita

  • Scenic Designer

  • Animation

    • Molnár Balázs
    • Vincze Nóra

  • Musical Associate

    • Erős Csaba, Puskás Wágner Péter, Pirisi László

  • Sound Engineer

    • Nagy Gergely Ádám, Farsang Áron, Póczak Bence

  • Video operator

    • Benedek Bence, Benkocs Gábor, Józsa Ferenc, Molnár Farkas Zoltán

  • Cameraman

    • Császár Dániel, Papp Gergely, Kovács Szilárd, Viesz Richárd

  • Editor

    • Kiss Péter

  • Director of Photography

    • Kiss Jenő

  • Broadcasting director

    • Goretic Péter

  • 1st assistant director

  • Assistant director

  • Director

    • Horgas Ádám


Written by: PÉTER MÜLLER - REZSŐ SERESS

The composer of the song "I'm Just a Passenger ..." is Jenő Horváth, the lyricist of the song "Gloomy Sunday" is László Jávor, the author of the song "Az ember egy léha..." is Mihály Erdélyi, the composer of the song "Maga az első bűnös asszony" is Imre László. Playwright: József Vinkó.

The play is licensed by the UMPA Agency and the EMB Records.

Language: Hungarian

It is only available online.

12 12 Content is not recommended for children Duration: 2 óra 25 perc, egy szünettel Genre: musical Premier: 2021. January 29.

Seress Rezső, composer of many evergreen hits, and the author of the world-famous song, the “Suicide Anthem,” decides to commit suicide himself. Before, he returns to where he spent most of his life as a pianist: the legendary Kispipa. He comes to "pay the bills" to tell the story of his life - among with decades of Hungarian history - recalling it all with songs and dancing. And there comes Waiter Jani, his only friend. And there comes Rezső's wife, Helen, with whom he has endured all the struggles of his long life. They start a game. Seress only finds out at the end that Helene loved him — she loved him with all her heart. "I was happy, and I'm an idiot, because I didn't even notice that I was!" They play. They sing. They dance. And their song sounds like telling us: "Let's love each other, kids!"