CRYSTAL STAGE
4.00 pm Writers without paper
6.00 pm ‘endless tangle of words’ – Parallel Stories by Péter Nádas was published 20 years ago
8.30 pm Forgotten Dreams – AI and authors

KÖNYVES MAGAZIN STAGE
4.00 pm Éva Bánki: Apjalánya (Her Father’s Daughter)
5.30 pm László Csabai: Szindbád Amerikában (Sinbad in America)
7.00 pm What did the poet have in mind?
9.00 pm I’m the wandering girl, Knightess Dulcinea

BOAT
3.00 pm Orsolya Ecsédi: Tárgyalhatunk! (We Can Negotiate!)
4.30 pm Emese Gyimesi: Szendrey Júlia és Petőfi Sándor szerelmi szabadságharca (Júlia Szendrey and Sándor Petőfi’s War for the Independence of Love)
6.00 pm Florencia Horváth: Hiátus (Hiatus)
7.30 pm Kata Csordás: A tékozlás öröme (The Joy of Squandering)
9.00 pm Katica Kocsis: Weiler

NYULAM – OPEN-AIR STAGE
6.00 pm Berlin Hotel Collective
8.00 pm Saya Noé Solo Live Act

Spring Margó Literary Festival programmes

The festival celebrates the anniversary of two highly influential books with their authors: Péter Nádas’s Parallel Stories and György Spiró’s Captivity were published 20 years ago.
János Áfra, Éva Bánki, László Csabai, Ádám Nádasdy, Zsuzsa Selyem and Judit Szaniszló will present their new books at the event, whose special organizer is Bookline.
Generations have grown up watching filmstrips, and at Margó, writers and visual artists will bring this tradition into play. Visitors to the festival will also get an insight into how authors and artificial intelligence meet and learn from each other.
There will be duo performances by Aurevoir, Piroska Molnár and Pál Mácsai will bring poems by Szilárd Borbély and Géza Röhrig, and the production based on István Kemény’s Knight Dulcinea will also be presented.

These events are in Hungarian.

This programme of the Bartók Spring is presented by Müpa Budapest as a joint event with Kultúrkombinát Kft.
Supporter: Bookline, National Cultural Fund