Over the past 30 year we were providing audio solutions for several stone and outdoor theaters.                                   

It was always ESAudio's development strategy to be able to serve all installation requirements in smaller or larger theaters, whether for outdoor or indoor applications. That is why our pioneering innovation, the NJ series were chosen a lot of the times, because it is uniquely state-of-the-art in this area.

The Open-air Theater of Szeged (Hungarian: Szegedi Szabadtéri Játékok) Hungary's largest open-air theater and one of the most significant summer theater festivals in Central Europe. It also has a unique diversity of genres among European theater festivals, and fans of opera, operetta, musical, prose and symphonic music can also find their favorites.

At the beginning of the 20th century, the success of outdoor European events prompted representatives of Hungarian intellectual life to organize festivals with a similar motivation. One of the first in Hungary to launch the summer theater called the Szeged Szabadtéri Játékok.

Currently, the auditorium can accommodate 4,500 people.

The Horseshoe Equestrian and Outdoor Theater (Hungarian: Mórahalmi Patkó Lovas Színház) features to major concerts, circus and other entertainment performances like horse shows.

Currently, the auditorium can accommodate 800 people.

Performances have been held in Békéscsaba since 1840, initially traveling companies performed here in the halls of the village. Today's permanent theater building - then called “Vigarda” or “Vigadó” - was built by the people of Csaba, based on the plans of architect Andor Halmay, under the direction of Ernő Sztraka, an urban engineer. The theater at the time had a total of 600 seats, including the stands. The theater building opened on March 8, 1879.

The city’s permanent stone theater was handed over in 1912, while it has had an independent company since 1954. This was the time, when the theater took the name of Ede Szigligeti.

On the open-air stage, the general public can see and hear theatrical performances, concerts and dance performances during the summer, in addition to several partnership collaborations, festivals and initiatives that color the cultural life of the region.

It held its inaugural meeting on August 15, 1955. Its first director was Ottó Ruttkai. He played prose and musical pieces in the theater.

The aim of the theater is to disseminate and make available the artistic values of Hungarian and world literature by organizing high-quality, entertaining theater performances and light music concerts.