“But what is a cabaret? It is the French pub or joint, the so-called cabaret, out of which the black cat in Paris, the Chat Noir provided even amusing scenes and humorous songs for its tiny bit tipsy guests.” The chamber exhibition of NSZL’s Theater History Collection will be open until July 11, 2015. Display cabinets are placed on the catalogue corridor next to the reading room.
[1]But what is a cabaret?
It is the French pub or joint, the so-called cabaret, out of which the black cat in Paris, the Chat Noir provided even amusing scenes and humorous songs for its tiny bit tipsy guests.
And what kind of cabarets are there?
Good and white? Maybe even black? Bad and dull? Funny, naughty, literary or political?
- All in all, it is a cabaret.
And there are cabarets of all kinds including Tarka, Medgyaszay, Papagáj (Parrot), Sör (Beer), Pódium (Podium), Modern Színpad Kabaré (Modern Stage Cabaret) – Endre Nagy Endre and Békeffi.
A brief history from the last century, when “not the mirror was distorting” and when “you were evaluated”. At least, according to period shows.
And there are Saly, Kelly, Heidy and all sorts of other goodies.
Wish you a nice time in the jungle of playbills and small prints!
Venue: National Széchényi Library, Buda Castle, Building “F”, Corridor next to Theater History Collection on Floor 6, H-1014 Budapest
The chamber exhibition will be open between June 20 and July 11, 2015, Tuesday to Friday, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. and on Saturdays, between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Visitors who do not own a Reader Pass to NSZL can have a look at our temporary chamber exhibitions for a flat fee of HUF 400.