Gyula Gózon Chamber Theatre, Theatre venue in Rákosliget, Budapest District XVII, Hungary
The Gyula Gózon Chamber Theatre occupies a building erected between 1905 and 1910. Its ground floor, originally built to serve the adjacent Rákosligeti Sport SC, now functions as the lobby, while the first floor, designed for smaller performances and balls, holds the stage. Dressing rooms and the secretariat are on the third level.
The building was constructed between 1905 and 1910, initially serving as a sports facility and later as housing for nuns. The space was converted into a theatre and opened to the public in 1999.
The theatre presents a range of classical and modern productions, featuring works by Hungarian playwrights such as Gyula Krúdy and Milan Füst. Audiences find both traditional and contemporary interpretations of these pieces.
The venue offers online ticket sales for performances and maintains regular programming throughout the theatrical season. Visitors can check the schedule in advance to plan their visit and learn about current productions.
The life-sized statue above the entrance was placed there when the Gózon Gyula Chamber Theatre Foundation moved into the renovated building in 2000. It stands on a faux balcony and depicts Gyula Gózon, the actor who lived in Rákosliget and gave the theatre its name.
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