Országos Színháztörténeti Múzeum és Intézet

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OPENING HOURS: Opening of the Theater History Institute: Monday: 09: 00-16: 00 Wednesday: 09: 00-16: 00 Friday: 09: 00-14: 00 Bajor Gizi Actor Museum Wednesday-Sunday: 14: 00-18: 00 Róza Déryné Széppataki wrote in his diary that "for the actors to create a separate reserve, perhaps a beautiful house in the middle of a large park, they would live together and with each other when they are not in the theater." Gobbi Hilda, after several decades of work, a theater-historical memory, so he sighed: "A pretty big house, in the middle of the park, maybe as Déryné dreamed of. They are together together, because they are no longer in the theater. I hope they are happy. " The permanent exhibition of the Bajor Gizi Actor Museum on the ground floor commemorates the founder-builder of the villa's former owner and Gobbi Hilda. Bajor Gizi's personal objects, paintings, photographs, writings, and soundtracks about her show the actress and the private person. Additionally, Gobbi Hilda can learn about the history of a former exhibition that has been going on for a number of decades. The upstairs "Kulisszák között" exhibition features the collection of selected objects, portraits and documents from the whole of the Hungarian theater history, from the birth of the stage work to the premiere. The hall dedicated to the Hungarian dance history remembers the outstanding figures of classical ballet, movement and folk dance. The Bavarian Villa is the venue for the National Theater Museum and Institute, with exhibitions of periodicals. Bajor Gizi Actor Museum Opening Hours: