“On the afternoon of Sunday 19 March, we were ready for another theatre experience. We went to see the play Fiddler on the Roof, directed by the theatre’s director László Barnák. The two-act play was very thought-provoking and exciting. In many places we could see hidden references to the difficulties of our world today. Both the visual elements and the music surrounding the whole piece were captivating and magical. Even the musicians who appeared on stage were able to give the audience a sense of transfixion. The combination of visual elements, music and acting made us feel like we were part of that world.”
György Bánk Kohári Sz3
