Dumaszínház 20 - Röhögve Kibírtuk!
On the occasion of the 20th birthday of the Dumaszínház, the cream of Hungarian stand-up comedy came together to celebrate the anniversary with a grand gala. The special performance _ which took place on 25 November in the MVM Dome _ will be broadcast exclusively on VIASAT3 on 1 January, to start the year in a guaranteed good mood. Among others, comedians such as Sándor Badár, László Hadházi, Péter Janklovics, Ádám Kiss, Péter András Kovács, Zoltán Kőhalmi and Eszter Ráskó will provide moments of laughter.
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On the occasion of the 20th birthday of the Dumaszínház, the cream of Hungarian stand-up comedy came together to celebrate the anniversary with a grand gala. The special performance _ which took place on 25 November in the MVM Dome _ will be broadcast exclusively on VIASAT3 on 1 January, to start the year in a guaranteed good mood. Among others, comedians such as Sándor Badár, László Hadházi, Péter Janklovics, Ádám Kiss, Péter András Kovács, Zoltán Kőhalmi and Eszter Ráskó will provide moments of laughter.
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Studio:Dumaszínház, Antenna Entertainment
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Sándor Badár
Badár Sándor
László Hadházi
Hadházi László
Janklovics Péter
Janklovics Péter
Ádám Kiss
Kiss Ádám
András Péter Kovács
Kovács András Péter
Zoltán Kőhalmi
Kőhalmi Zoltán
Ráskó Eszter
Ráskó Eszter
Péter Aranyosi
Aranyosi Péter
István Dombóvári
Dombóvári István
Dániel Mogács
Mogács Dániel
Balázs Beliczai
Beliczai Balázs
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