Since 1962, the Gizi Bajor Actors' Museum, which belongs to the Hungarian Theatre Museum and Institute, has been a unique site for the memory of the Hungarian theatre history. The permanent exhibition, opened in 2010, on the first floor of the museum, preserves the memory of the one-time owner of the villa, Gizi Bajor, one of the biggest actresses of the Hungarian stage: her memorial room displays her personal objects, stage props, while the visitors can get to know the details of her professional and private life. Next to these, the photos, paintings, statutes and documents also preserve the memory of actress Hilda Gobbi, the founder of the museum, all this in a 21st century form and with up-to-date means of display, creating an intriguingly modern atmosphere.

On the other hand, the exhibit set up upstairs in 2002, with the title 'Between the Coulisses', rather revolves around the 'secrets' of theatrmaking instead of featuring individual artists, guiding the visitors from the first reading rehearsal to the premiere, from the casting to the first night party, thus setting up a memento for the leading figures of the Hungarian theatre history. One of the rooms upstairs is dedicated to the most renowned dance artists of the past. Visitors can take a backward glimpse at the major representatives various different genres: classical ballet, movement theatre and folk dance.

The rooms which used to be the memorial rooms of the great Hungarian divas - Mari Jászai, Emília Márkus and Hilda Gobbi - have given way to temporary exhibitions. The extremely rich collections of the Hungarian Theatre Museum and Institute provide abundant materials for us to evoke the different eras, main figures and events of the Hungarian theatre history, in a truly colourful manner.