The director of the Debrecen theater resigns after a two-thirds majority voted against him in the confidence vote

Daniel Vadasz, the director of the Csokonai National Theatre in Debrecen, announced his resignation after a confidence vote showed overwhelming opposition to his leadership. The vote resulted in 73 in favor and 160 against him continuing in his role. This decision follows employee dissatisfaction and concerns raised by local MP Eniko Tompa regarding the theatre's management and use of public funds. The local government has initiated an internal investigation into the theatre's operations. Vadasz, who was appointed in 2025, has faced criticism for his management style and the heavy workload imposed on staff. He pledged to ensure the theatre's operations continue smoothly until a new director is appointed.

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