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Theatrical productions in Romania
Overview
Theatrical productions are being scheduled across various Romanian cities. In late September, performances including John Steinbeck’s ‘Oameni și șoareci’ (Of Mice and Men) in Pitești and a reading of Gabriel Andronache’s ‘Pâine și cafea cu tine’ in Bucharest were announced.
Following these events, new productions for the upcoming season were announced in Bucharest. These include an adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s ‘The Cherry Orchard’ at the National Theatre „I. L. Caragiale”, directed by Horațiu Mălăele as part of the ‘Teatrokosmos’ program, and Heinrich von Kleist’s ‘The Broken Jug’, directed by Gelu Colceag at the Teatrul de Comedie as part of the ‘Metamorphoses of Desire’ season.
Further announcements include a new play at the Anton Pann Theater, written by Gheorghe Smeoreanu and directed by Mateea Marin, which incorporates Commedia dell’Arte elements. Additionally, the comedy ‘Quartet’ by Ronald Harwood, starring Maia Morgenstern and Carmen Tănase, is scheduled to tour Piatra-Neamț, Constanța, and Pitești in November, before premiering at the National Theatre in Bucharest on November 23.
Entities
Uzina cu Teatru · Gelu Colceag · Horațiu Mălăele · Pitești · Teatrul Național „I. L. Caragiale”
Timeline
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[CULTURE] 4 sourcesRomanian theaters announce new stage productions and tours
New theatrical productions are arriving in Romania, including a new play at the Anton Pann Theater and a tour of Ronald Harwood’s ‘Quartet’ featuring Maia Morgenstern and Carmen Tănase.
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[CULTURE] 5 sourcesRomanian theaters announce new productions in Bucharest
Romanian theaters announce new productions, including a Chekhov adaptation at the National Theatre in Bucharest and a Kleist play directed by Gelu Colceag at Teatrul Stela Popescu.
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[CULTURE] 9 sourcesTheatrical performances scheduled in Pitești and Iași
Upcoming theatrical performances in Romania include John Steinbeck’s ‘Of Mice and Men’ in Pitești and Gabriel Andronache’s ‘Pâine și cafea cu tine’ at Uzina cu Teatru.
Sources
asingorj.ro · clicksanatate.ro · clujtoday.ro · credidam.ro · culturaromana.ro · curierul.ro · gorjeanul.ro · jurnaluldearges.ro · monitoruldegalati.ro · muzeulliteraturiiiasi.ro · news.yam.md · radiomures.ro · retetesivedete.ro · romaniaregional.ro · stiribn.ro · vrn.ro · zch.ro
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