The performance THE BOLD SOPRANO scheduled for 12 November will be rescheduled for 5 Decembre, due to medical reasons.
The tickets can be reimbursed at the ticket agency or will be available, on request, for the performance on 5 December, beginning with Tuesday 12 November 11am. The online tickets can be reimbursed or changed by contacting the company at info@biletmaster.ro
Thank you for your understanding and we apologize for the inconvenience.
SWING by Vava Ștefănescu, designer: Tudor Lucanu opens on Friday 1 November at 7pm in the "Euphorion" Studio. With: Vava Ștefănescu and Irina Wintze (voice).
SWING is an installation-performance for body, voice and light. I have reduced the space to a small surface, with new rules for the body, the rules of hanging and balancing. In this experience, I provoked my body and put it through an unexpected situation: to play and to explore the new conditions of gravity, weight and contact with the ground and I hope to "see" during the working process the "new" poetic or dramatic meanings which appear in this new context. The meanings can reveal themselves with intensity, both on the level of visual and sound images and on an emphatic level, through the transfer of sensation or body experience. This is an apparently technical working method which I created while working on QUARTET FOR A MICROPHONE in 2008.
Next to the "one set - one situation", another principle of this working method was to treat the sound as a moving body. In SWING, Irina Wintze leads the words, the live voice, like an independent body which collides with the dancing body. The dance-body and the voice-body gather and filter, like a fine guidance for the audience, the images, the sensations and the unsuspected expressions of the balancing, suspension, fear of falling, speed, and the illusion of flying...
Vava Ştefănescu
SÂNZIANA AND PEPELEA by Vasile Alecsandri, directed by Alexandru Dabija, will participate in the 19th edition of the Arad International Classic Theatre Festival which will take place between 13-21 October. The performance is scheduled for 18 October at 7pm in the Main Hall of the "Ioan Slavici" Clasic Theatre in Arad.
The 3rd edition of the International Meetings in Cluj will take place between 3-6 October 2013. This year’s edition is dedicated to George Banu, renowned French theatre critic of Romanian origin. The event is organized by Cluj-Napoca National Theatre in partnership with The Hungarian Theatre, The Museum of Art in Cluj and the French Cultural Institute in CLuj.
Productions directed by renowned personalities will be presented: Silviu Purcărete directing A Hell of a Mess! by Eugène Ionesco, produced by Cluj-Napoca National Theatre; Alexandru Dabija directs Sânziana and Pepelea, produced by Cluj-Napoca National Theatre; Mihai Măniuţiu directs Death and the Ploughman by Jonannes von Tepl, produced by The Hungarian Theatre in Cluj and Gábor Tompa directs The Aureliu Manea Trilogy by Aureliu Manea produced by Cluj-Napoca National Theatre, Leonce and Lena by Georg Büchner and Born for Never by András Visky produced by The Hungarian Theatre in Cluj. The program includes a series of pubic debates on the themes Why theatre today? and Spectator and critic: from the shadow of the stage to the testimony of the page, book releases and two exhibition openings. At the Museum of Art in Cluj: The nights of the museum, curated by George Banu, with paintings from the Museum of Art’s collection, and the first photo exhibition by Silviu Purcărete, The Nights of the City. The event will also present the film Vanya, 42ème Rue by Louis Malle and the documentary Voyages into the world of theatre with George Banu, by Sînziana Miloşoiu and Sandrino Gavriloaia, produced by TVR2. The program includes the piano recital of Georgiana Fodor from "Gh. Dima" Music Academy in Cluj-Napoca and the recital of Hélène Delavault, with piano accompaniment by Cyrille Lehn.
Important theatre representatives from France, Italy, Denmark, USA, Poland, Ireland, Bulgaria, Finland, Brazil, Portugal and Romania will be present.
The International Meetings in Cluj are organized by Cluj-Napoca National Theatre since 2011 during the "Priority: Romania" Program. The 2011 edition was dedicated to the Romanian surrealist poet and playwright Gellu Naum and the 2012 edition was called "The East-West Meetings". Through this program, Cluj-Napoca National Theatre aims to support, protect and promote the Romanian theatre on an European an international level. Due the involvment of Cluj-Napoca National Theatre and its partners in the organizing of this event we believe that these Meetings will initiate and consolidate a national and international creative dialogue. The festival aims to create a dialogue platform and facilitate networking and international exchange.
