The 24th Spinoza Jewish Festival Is Coming!
Some stories deserve to be told again and again. Not because they belong to the past, but because they still speak to us today.
The street music concert series is back again!
Drumbeats, guitar riffs, sing-alongs and summer vibes: the street music concert series returns to bring the Carl Lutz Square back to life.
The Jewish Dog is back in fabruary
Sokan látták már, sokan most készülnek először.
A Zsidó Kutya februárban visszatér – hogy újra és újra elmesélje azt, amiről nem szabad hallgatnunk. Egy kutya szemén keresztül, emberi hangon.
Back on stage: our audience-favorite performance – Capa, the world-famous war photographer.
Péter Popper is calming us down again!
It’s unbelievable, but Péter Popper would be only 92 today… even though he has been gone for 15 years.
And yet, he is still here.
Next premiere: Goldberger, the Textile King
The play about Leó Goldberger’s life delves into the mechanisms of self-deception that blinded these enlightened, forward-thinking Jewish citizens to the approaching danger, preventing them from seeing reality in time and escaping.
Thousandth Klezmer Concert
At the thousandth klezmer concert, Spinoza's two bands will perform together, meaning that 12 klezmer musicians will be on stage at the same time that evening.
Spinoza Jewish Festival Opening: Carl Lutz
The 23rd Spinoza Jewish Festival begins on October 7th, starting with a screening of a film about Carl Lutz, the savior.
We got Tony Curtis!
It's been revealed who will play the title role in our fall show!