
Nelly Vágó
head costume designer, Eternal Member
(1937-2006)
Nelly Vágó studied costume design at the Budapest Academy of Arts and Crafts as a student of Judit Schaffer, receiving her diploma in 1962. Her career started that same year in Szolnok, at the Szigligeti Theatre, although she also became a member of the National Theatre at the same time. Working as a guest, she has designed costumes for every theatre in Hungary, both inside and outside Budapest, including for the Opera House and the open-air stages. Her work was frequently linked to the most modern and significant studios and directors. She has designed the costumes for numerous films for television and the cinema. She is an excellent representative of the Hungarian school of design, a visionary creator of artistic costumes of expressive power and rich in colours and shapes. Her costumes support the action and the character's anatomy, dressing them with great confidence in style and taste, an understanding of materials and the tools of modern technology. Her work has often appeared in both solo and group exhibitions. Her awards include the Mari Jászai Award (1972), being named an Artist of Merit (1985) and Artist of Excellence (1998) and the Kossuth Prize (2006).
Nelly Vágó studied costume design at the Budapest Academy of Arts and Crafts as a student of Judit Schaffer, receiving her diploma in 1962. Her career started that same year in Szolnok, at the Szigligeti Theatre, although she also became a member of the National Theatre at the same time. Working as a guest, she has designed costumes for every theatre in Hungary, both inside and outside Budapest, including for the Opera House and the open-air stages. Her work was frequently linked to the most modern and significant studios and directors. She has designed the costumes for numerous films for television and the cinema. She is an excellent representative of the Hungarian school of design, a visionary creator of artistic costumes of expressive power and rich in colours and shapes. Her costumes support the action and the character's anatomy, dressing them with great confidence in style and taste, an understanding of materials and the tools of modern technology. Her work has often appeared in both solo and group exhibitions. Her awards include the Mari Jászai Award (1972), being named an Artist of Merit (1985) and Artist of Excellence (1998) and the Kossuth Prize (2006).
Performances
September 1. 18:00
ballet
12
rehearsal
THE TAMING OF THE SHREW
September 2. 18:00
ballet
12
rehearsal
THE TAMING OF THE SHREW

September 3. 19:00
ballet
12
THE TAMING OF THE SHREW
September 4. 11:00
ballet
12
THE TAMING OF THE SHREW
September 9. 19:00
ballet
12
THE TAMING OF THE SHREW
September 15. 19:00
ballet
12
THE TAMING OF THE SHREW
September 17. 19:00
ballet
12
THE TAMING OF THE SHREW
September 18. 19:00
ballet
12
THE TAMING OF THE SHREW
September 21. 19:00
ballet
12
THE TAMING OF THE SHREW
December 29. 18:00
classic
operetta
12
rehearsal
DIE FLEDERMAUS (THE BAT)
December 31. 21:00
classic
operetta
12
DIE FLEDERMAUS (THE BAT)
January 4. 19:00
classic
operetta
12
DIE FLEDERMAUS (THE BAT)
January 8. 19:00
classic
operetta
12
DIE FLEDERMAUS (THE BAT)
January 11. 19:00
classic
operetta
12
DIE FLEDERMAUS (THE BAT)
January 13. 19:00
classic
operetta
12
DIE FLEDERMAUS (THE BAT)
January 15. 11:00
classic
operetta
12