in Hungarian

“Hotel of Change is human, has fire, a heart for revolution and the courage to stand up for drastic change and not to accept the world as it is. With its elegant staging, the play gives voice to left-wing realities of life that otherwise often only find a place in Tübingen housing project kitchens.” Tobias Hauser, Schwäbisches Tagblatt

“In general, a seriousness characterized by curiosity and empathy prevails, which leads to the hotel guests [the activists] really opening up – at the hotel bar, in the elevator, while gardening, during relaxation exercises or in discussion groups. (…) The empathy emanating from the theatermakers carries the evening. The connection between art and activism becomes clear.” Christoph Ströhle, GEA


STEREO AKT is a Hungarian contemporary theatre collectives founded in 2013 in Budapest. The artistic director is Martin Boross, a Junior Prima Award-winning director whose work has been seen in 39 cities in 13 countries.
In recent years, they have addressed social issues and phenomena in their post-dramatic pieces such as gender inequality, homelessness, refugee crises, freedom of expression and propaganda, education, and equal opportunity.