A mai koncertem, a Mookie Got Robbed show Budapest egyik fő csomópontjához, a Blahához, azaz a Blaha Lujza térhez nagyon közel lesz.
Lujza Blaha was a Hungarian singer and actress, called "the nation's nightingale".
Blaha Lujza magyar színésznő, énekesnő volt, a nemzet csalogányának nevezték.
She became a Permanent Member of the National Theater (Nemzeti Színház, that's what you can see on the photo), in 1901.
A Nemzeti Színház Örökös Tagja volt 1901-től.
You can see this display commemorating the grand dame of Hungarian theater at Blaha Lujza tér subway station, down by the tracks.
Ez a vitrin a magyar színház nagyasszonyának állít emléket, lenn a vágányoknál.

Subway Day is a mid-month theme shared by the following blogs:
A hónap közepi Metró Napban a következő blogok vesznek részt:
Budapest by Andrea Gerak Fresh Eyes on London New York City Daily Photo Peter's Paris stockholm by pixels Sydney Eye

4 comments:
Will you be attending the show? I think I would enjoy it.
I performed... :-))
And indeed, it was great, a lot of folks from all over the world.
It is great that Hungary is celebrating its homegrown icon. And how great is it that they have a presentation inside the subway station.
Hi Andrea! Sorry for the absence, but I’ve been busy with my parents’ health; almost 180 years to care... ;)
Lovely to see that you keep at least posting once a month!!!
Blogtrotter is paying homage to Vilnius as European Capital of Culture 2009. Are you going to sing there? Hope you enjoy and have a great weekend!
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