We offer various programmes for Hungarian speaking children living in Ireland. Through these, they can nurture their cultural and language heritage, by participating in theatre workshops, and actively attending fun but meaningful shows.

The Hungarian-Irish Theatre was founded by Kata Varnyu in June 2016, when the Hungarian Embassy in Dublin asked for her help with organising a short English language performance for Bloomsday. According to the Joycean tradition, people of Dublin pay their tribute to James Joyce’s Ulysses every year. The world-famous novel contains numerous Hungarian references.

Since 2016, our constantly growing team has been putting many performances together for adults and children as well. Our repertoire includes plays both in Hungarian and English, most of them were written by our team members.