The concert will start at 8:30 in the city's Kohán Gallery.
There are many other foreign guests on the programme of the Shakespeare Festival. Gian Carlo Rossi, who teaches at London Metropolitan University, will arrive on Sunday with his eight-member troupe for a workshop; and the Yerevan Theatre from Georgia will bring Macbeth to Gyula on Monday.
Rainer Wiertz, director of the Shakespeare Festival in Neuss, Germany, will also be among the guests at the festival.
The festival organisers are presenting an exhibition of photographs of Hungarian performances of works by Shakespeare over the past 150 years.
