The director of the Debrecen Csokonai Theatre resigned after losing the confidence vote he initiated.
Dániel Vadász resigned as director of the Csokonai Theatre in Debrecen after a confidence vote showed overwhelming opposition. With 73 in favor and 160 against, he plans to terminate his employment. Complaints from actors and technical staff about overwork preceded this vote. MP Enikő Tompa was approached by theatre employees weeks prior, leading her to submit public information requests regarding the theatre's operations. Concerns were raised about the use of public funds from the National Cultural Fund, particularly regarding a 200 million HUF grant linked to a company owned by opera singer Levente Molnár. Additionally, issues arose regarding an international singing competition funded solely by state support, prompting calls for the theatre to repay the grant.
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