84 result(s) for escape in Entertainment
'Placcc Festival', Budapest, 24 September - 3 October
- 23 Sep 2010 1:00 AM
- entertainment
"It’s time to travel – this year’s PLACCC Festival invites you to be on the move and on the look-out for all the adventures in store. After a successful special edition in Pécs in Spring 2010, PLACCC is back in Budapest to bring you extraordinary experiences: exciting artistic projects in public space and special „off-limits“ locations.
'Tiny Theatre', Millenáris Budapest, 3 August
- 30 Jul 2010 2:00 AM
- entertainment
"Two old women arrive inan uninhabited town.They learn that the dragon is terrorizing the people and captured the the beautiful princess. Children can help her to escape.
Hungarians Love Pandora, But Do Not Consider Movies To Be An Escape From The Real World
- 8 Mar 2010 4:00 AM
- entertainment
"42% of the adult population in the world’s 23 countries representing 75% of global GDP agree that movies and films are their escape from the real world and so they watch as many as they can as often as they can, the latest survey of Ipsos Global @dvisor conducted at the request of Reuters News showed on Friday. From the answers it seems Hungarians are rather content with the real world they live ...
'Placcc Festival', Budapest, 24 September - 3 October
- 23 Sep 2010 1:00 AM
- entertainment
"It’s time to travel – this year’s PLACCC Festival invites you to be on the move and on the look-out for all the adventures in store. After a successful special edition in Pécs in Spring 2010, PLACCC is back in Budapest to bring you extraordinary experiences: exciting artistic projects in public space and special „off-limits“ locations.
'Tiny Theatre', Millenáris Budapest, 3 August
- 30 Jul 2010 2:00 AM
- entertainment
"Two old women arrive inan uninhabited town.They learn that the dragon is terrorizing the people and captured the the beautiful princess. Children can help her to escape.
Hungarians Love Pandora, But Do Not Consider Movies To Be An Escape From The Real World
- 8 Mar 2010 4:00 AM
- entertainment
"42% of the adult population in the world’s 23 countries representing 75% of global GDP agree that movies and films are their escape from the real world and so they watch as many as they can as often as they can, the latest survey of Ipsos Global @dvisor conducted at the request of Reuters News showed on Friday. From the answers it seems Hungarians are rather content with the real world they live ...