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Meet the Hungarian Voices on Viennese Stages

October 26, 2020

Founded in 1741, the Burgtheater always had a strong link between language and national identity, but today it stages an international ensemble of artists. Just like the Volkstheater, Vienna’s stages are opening up to Europe and beyond.

Borbála Csete

Borbála Csete is an experienced and passionate writer, trainer and project manager. Specializing in theater and culture, she is crazy about photography, traveling and trying new recipes.

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