Ticket prices:
40 lei, 30 lei, 25 lei, 15 lei, 10 lei (depending on the seat location);
7,5 lei - discounts for pupils, students, pensioners.
Directed by: Andreea Iacob; artistic consultant: Diana Todea; designer: Valentin Codoiu; video design: Marius Mureşan.
With: Ioan Bocşa and the members of "Icoane" Traditional Romanian Traditional Music Ensemble: Florin Ardelean, Dan Avram, Diana Baciu, Alexandra Băcilă, Ioan Cosmin Bădău, Sabin Belceanu, Denisa Alexandra Bonţe, Mădălina Ioana Bumbaş, Andreea Buşta, Loredana Călin, Andrada Chindriş-Codorean, Ionuţ Ciutre, Bianca Comşa, Claudiu Costinaş, Cristian Crişan, Marcela David, Ionel Dărab, Mircea Derţa, Radu Dragomir, Tiberiu Drăgan, Sergiu Dumbravă, Viorela Filimon, Gheorghe Furduiu, Marian Gogan, Marius Iancău, Cezara Iuteş, Alin Kulcsar, Vlăduţa Lupău, Daniela Casiana Matei, Oana Matei, Amalia Moldovan, Veronica Moldovan, Marcel Ola, Beatrice Florina Oprea, Dan Păcurar, Andra Daniela Pătraş, Claudia Popa, Simona Pustai, Sanda Mihaela Puşcaş, Andreea Rebenciuc, Paul Remeş, Andrada Ruşti, Ionuţ Secară, Dorina Elena Sicoe, Natalia Spân, Oana Spătăcean, Alina Stan, Cristina Valentina Teanc, Diana Todea, Florica Todica, Mihaela Todica, Ecaterina Ţambalist, Larisa Uţă, Laura Valea, Cosmin Verde.
Cluj-Napoca National Theatre organizes the second edition of Doors Open Night on Saturday 14 December between 7pm and 1am. The event is dedicated to the local community and visitors and the entrance in free.
Doors Open Night will present performances, concerts, recital, a theatre makeup workshop presented by the actress Melania Ursu, a Q&A session with the actors Miriam Cuibus, Elena Ivanca, Ionuţ Caras and Cristian Grosu and an exhibition presenting works by the students and graduates of the Art and Design University in Cluj. During the event, the theatre will host Doamna T coffee shop, comics artists, Humanitas bookstore and the bookstore of the theatre.
We look forward to spending a theatre night together!
Regina Maria Theatre in Oradea presents, in the context of a national tour, the performance FIDDLER ON THE ROOF by Sholom Aleichem, directed by Korcsmaros Gyorgy at Cluj-Napoca National Theatre on 16 April 2013.
Based on Shalom Alehem’s story, The Daughter of Tevye, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF is one of the most successful musicals of all times. The first production premiered at the Imperial Theater on Broadway in 1964 and was presented over 3.200 times. The 1971 film based on the same story was also a great success.
