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Two of the nine shows shortlisted for the Competition section of the current edition of the festCO Romanian Comedy Festival belong to the repertoire of the „I.L. Caragiale” National Theatre of Bucharest. Their authors are some of the most enacted contemporary Romanian playwrights, and the directors are resonant names of the national stages. These repertorial achievements of NTB, selected for the anniversary edition of festCO, the 15th, are Old Clown Wanted by Matei Vişniec, directed by Ion Caramitru and Light, at the End of the Tunnel by Radu F. Alexandru, directed by Mircea Cornişteanu. An extra reason for us to recommend these two comedies of the National Theatre of Bucharest, which were also appreciated by the audience and reaped the most favourable critiques. These two comedies can be seen in the next period at the theatre’s headquarters, more precisely: at the Studio Hall – Old Clown Wanted (Vişniec’s play in a surprising enactment!) and at the Black Box Hall – Light, at the End of the Tunnel (a virulent satire aimed at the post-revolutionary Romanian political class). The festival shall take place in the time frame 27 May – 4 June 2017. Tickets for festCO 2017 shall be offered for sale at the end of April on www.comedie.ro and www.festCO.ro.   Translated by Simona Nichiteanu 

  NTB announces, on 17th and 18th May 2017, in the Black Box Hall, the preview of the show Shadows by Marilia Samper, directed by Vlad Cristache. A contemporary text of a Spanish writer, in an enactment with an extraordinary cast, reuniting three generations of actors, under the guidance of one of the most gifted young directors of the moment. A show where the characters are living their personal drama until, gradually, the story of each of them intertwines with the story of the others, like in a puzzle which, after attaching its last bit, unveils a surprising bigger picture. A show filled with poetry and mystery, with an unexpected ending, placed in the heart of the forest, symbolical place hosting our ancestral fears, but also the place from which we can emerge into the light, stronger than we entered it. A play about the loss of the loved ones, but also about recovering serenity, after a long suffering. „I wanted to write about absence and, finally, I ended up writing a love story”, declares Marilia Samper about the play. Shadows – a show with a cast enviable by any director: Mariana Mihuț and Victor Rebengiuc (reunited on the NTB stage, after a 5 year break), Ana Ciontea and Gheorghe Visu (both awarded at the Uniter Gala 2017 for supporting roles in another show by Vlad Cristache, Dead Souls at the Comedy Theatre), Mircea Rusu, Gavril Pătru and the young Alexandra Sălceanu and Emilian Mârnea. Marilia Samper shall also be present at the preview of the show: „This text is very special to me. I have written and enacted it on the stage of the National Theatre of Catalonia and it represented an important step in my career. I am very happy to see it again on stage, enacted in a country with a similar artistic sensibility. I am very excited to be at the preview. And I know I shall enjoy it.”   Complete schedule of the shows Preview – 17th and 18th May 2017, 7.30 p.m. Official premiere – 6th and 7th June 2017, 7.30 p.m. (entrance based on invitation only) The last representation from this season – 21st June 2017, 7.30 p.m.   Translated by Simona Nichiteanu 

After the recently announced nominations at the UNITER Award Gala, where Bobi Pricop is in competition for the Best Director Award, and Ciprian Nicula for the Best Actor in a Leading Part Award, the show The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time after Mark Haddon – extremely popular and appreciated production, both by the audience and the specialised critics – receives a new nomination, this time within the Radio Romania Cultural Awards Gala, 17th edition. Director Bobi Pricop and the team of the show The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (after Mark Haddon, adaption Simon Stephens, translation Andrei Marinescu, stage design Adrian Damian, video projections Dan Adrian Ionescu & Mizdan Negatron, music Alexei Turcan, light design Andrei Florea, starring Ciprian Nicula, Emilian Oprea, Ana Ciontea, Rodica Ionescu, Carmen Ungureanu) are nominated for the Theatre category, within the Gala of the Radio Romania Cultural Awards, 17th edition, an established event where Radio Romania Cultural rewards the major cultural achievements of the year 2016, for 9 categories: poetry, prose, theatre, film, visual arts, science, music, education, cultural projects and festivals. Within the gala, the Prize of Excellence shall be awarded to the great actor Ion Caramitru, Director General of the “I.L. Caragiale” National Theatre of Bucharest, President of the Romanian Theatre Union, ”for the youth of spirit and deed of the man of theatre in his capacity as actor, director, manager and prominent promoter of the national and universal values of performing arts.” The 17th edition of the Radio Romania Cultural Awards Gala shall take place on Monday, 20 March 2017, from 7:00 p.m. at the Odeon Theatre of Bucharest. The show shall be broadcasted live on air and online by Radio Romania Cultural. The recording of the show shall be broadcasted by the co-producer of the gala, the Romanian Television.   Translated by Simona Nichiteanu 

Bobi Pricop and the team of the show “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time”, prize for #theatre within the Radio Romania Cultural Gala, 17th edition   On Monday, 20 March 2017, the Odeon Theatre of Bucharest hosted the 17th edition of the Radio Romania Cultural Awards. Within the Gala, prizes for nine sections were awarded – poetry, prose, theatre, film, visual arts, science, music, education, cultural projects and festivals. Director Bobi Pricop and the team of the show The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time have received the award at the Theatre section, “for the consistency of the performance on all levels of scenic creation”. “This prize is a great honour, especially since it is both addressed to me and the entire team. There is no greater joy for a director than to receive a prize together with his team”, stated last evening Bobi Pricop, the director of the show The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, when he was bestowed the Radio Romania Cultural Award for #theatre. The entire team of the show took the stage: actors Ciprian Nicula, Ana Ciontea, Carmen Ungureanu, Rodica Ionescu, stage designer Adrian Damian, Dan Adrian Ionescu & Mizdan, who created the video projections and interactive installations, Alexei Țurcan, the composer of the original musical score. Acknowledgements went to translator Andrei Marinescu, but also to the producer of the show – the “I.L. Caragiale” National Theatre of Bucharest. Scenographer Adrian Damian addressed thanks to the people behind the scenes, namely the technical team of the National Theatre of Bucharest, “an exceptional team”. The show The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (after a novel by Mark Haddon, adapted by Simon Stephens, translated by Andrei Marinescu), enacted at the “I.L. Caragiale” National Theatre of Bucharest in the season 2015-1016 has reaped countless awards – Best Show Award of the Short Theatre Festival of Oradea, 22nd edition, Best Director Award (Bobi Pricop) and Ciprian Nicula, the performer of Christopher, the 15-year old teenager with Asperger syndrome received the Best Actor Award, Ana Ciontea was nominated for the Best Actress Award for the roles performed in this show, and Adrian Damian was nominated for the Best Scenography Award, within the same festival. Within the UNITER Awards Gala to be held on Monday, 8 May, in Timișoara, Bobi Pricop is in competition for the Best Director Award, and Ciprian Nicula for the Best Actor in a Leading Part Award.   Translated by Simona Nichiteanu 

The tour Romanian Theatre at Bucharest, Iaşi and Kishinev continues this spring with the presence of the "I.L. Caragiale" National Theatre of Bucharest on the stage of the "Mihai Eminescu" National Theatre of Kishinev. On Saturday, 11 March and Sunday 12 March 2017, the National Theatre of Bucharest shall laugh, sing and dance in the event-show Magic National bearing the directorial signature of actor Ion Caramitru, both entertainer and singer at the same time.   Popular actors of the National Theatre and top musicians shall place their signature, both visible and so personal, on the repertoire of an evening which shall you’re your hearts, animated by the dizzying rhythms of a great accordion virtuoso, Emy Drăgoi, the musician surnamed in France… the King of accordion jazz. In the utterance of Ion Caramitru, the verse ofAna Blandiana, of Arghezi and of Nichita Stănescu shall be closer to you than ever. Aylin Cadîr, Medeea Marinescu, Tania Popa, Anca Sigartău shall transport you tomelodious meridians, on an alert musical odyssey, passing with a fantastic fluency from the popular chansonette repertoire, from the romance and Russian songs to jazz. They shall be accompanied by Emy Drăgoi & 3D Pro'ect, Jazz Hot Club România, as well as a top percussionist, Lucian Maxim. Three of the youngest actors of the Bucharest National Theatre troupe, Emilian Mârnea, Petre Ancuța and Florin Călbăjos shall surprise you with the shortest, most joyful and rhythmical concert, and Eduard Adam with his step moment. Cellist Adrian Naidin shall measure, on the staves, … the length of the road to Heaven. The tour is supported by the Ministry of Culture and National Identity of Romania, by the Romanian Cultural Institute and Tarom.   Translated by Simona Nichiteanu 

On the World Theatre Day, we invite you to enjoy the theatre and at the same time make a good deed! The „I.L. Caragiale" National Theatre of Bucharest is supporting, as every year, alongside other theatres from Bucharest and Romania, the Artists for Artists National Campaign by donating all proceeds resulting from the ticket sale for a show from the current repertoire. This year, the choice of the National Theatre is Old Clown Wanted, the recent premiere from the Studio Hall, scheduled for Monday, 27 March 2017, from 7.30 p.m.   In Vişniec’s play, performed on all world meridians, three old clowns, Nicollo, Filippo and Peppino meet in front of an employment notice, ready to give everything for a last trick. In Ion Caramitru’s version for the stage, “Old Clown Wanted is a show washing your soul and telling a lot about the force of our frailness, about the seductive burden of innocence which we cannot renounce like Atlas could not shed the celestial sphere thrown onto his shoulders", Răzvana Niţă remarked in the Radio Theatre Magazine. „Old Clown Wanted is anchored in the scarce series of sensational shows, where mature spectators recollect the joys of childhood, and the children who may escort them are amazed by the magic of clowns and the art of the circus artist. This show is also sensational in order to know and retain the names of some total artists, but also to discover the surprise of technical and modern possibilities held by the National Theatre of Bucharest, highlighted with inventiveness by director Ion Caramitru and his team" - Ileana Lucaciu, Spectator. The National Campaign Artists for Artists is supported by the Romanian Theatre Union (UNITER), with the aid of theatres from Bucharest and country-wide (31 shows in the current edition), aiming at supporting artists who have dedicated their lives to the stage and in need of financial aid. The proceeds from the sale of the show Old Clown Wanted of 27 March 2017 shall be donated to the Theatrical Solidarity Fund. The purchase of a ticket to this show, scheduled for 27th March, when the World Theatre Day is celebrated, shall bring you beside the joy of viewing one of the recent NTB premieres also the satisfaction of a charitable gesture in support of the artists in need. Help us help them!                  Tickets are available at the NTB box office and online on www.tnb.ro and on MyStage.ro.   Bucharest: 12 March: The Three Venetian Twins by Antonio Collalto, directed by Nona Ciobanu, Small Theatre Bucharest 14 March: The Story of the Pig, after a fairytale by Ion Creangă, script and direction by Mircea Cornişteanu, „Ion Creangă” Theatre Bucharest. The show is performed at the Excelsior Theatre 17 March: The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, directed by Alexandru Dabija, Comedy Theatre Bucharest 19 March: I Keep Going, with Oana Pellea and Mihai Gruia Sandu, Metropolis Theatre Bucharest 19 March: Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare, directed by Diana Lupescu, „Nottara” Theatre Bucharest 19 March: Titanic Vals by Tudor Muşatescu, directed by Alexandru Dabija, Odeon Theatre Bucharest 21 March: Two Coins Purse, after Ion Creangă, script, direction and musical score by Decebal Marin, Ţăndărică Animation Theatre of Bucharest 25 March: Sauce for the Goose by Georges Feydeau, directed by Alexandru Mâzgăreanu, „Nottara” Theatre of Bucharest 26 March: Nastasia, a show by Mihai Mălaimare, Masca Theatre Bucharest 26 March: Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike by Christopher Durang, directed by Horia Suru, Small Theatre Bucharest 27 March: Old Clown Wanted by Matei Vişniec, directed by Ion Caramitru, „I.L. Caragiale” National Theatre of Bucharest 29 March: Dibuk by S. Anski, script and direction by Chris Simion-Mercurian, Jewish State Theatre Bucharest 29 March: Thumbelina, after Hans Christian Andersen, adaptation and direction by Aurel Mitran, Excelsior Theatre Bucharest   Country-wide: 28 February: The Bear Tricked by the Fox, adaptation for the stage by Delia Gavliţchi after Ion Creangă, directed by Mariana Ivaşcu, „Merlin” Theatre for Children and Youth Timişoara 8 March: The Honourable Gathering, directed by Lendvai Zoltán, „Csíki Játékszín” Municipal Theatre of Miercurea-Ciuc 11 March: The Merry Wives of Windsor after William Shakespeare, adaptation for the stage and artistic direction by Alexandru Vasilache, „Mihai Eminescu” Theatre of Botoşani 15 March: The Nameless Star, by Mihail Sebastian directed by Erwin Şimşensohn, National Theatre of Târgu-Mureş – „Liviu Rebreanu” company 15 March: The Hut by Aiat Fayez, direction and stage design by Tudor Lucanu, „Regina Maria” Theatre, Oradea 16 March: The Mistress of the Inn after Carlo Goldoni, collective direction, „Tudor Vianu” Theatre Giurgiu 18 March: The Man Who Saw Death by Victor Eftimiu, version for the stage by Andreea Vulpe, directed by Cristi Juncu, „Toma Caragiu” Theatre Ploieşti 18 March: Shakespeare, Sonnet 66, after W. Shakespeare, directed by Kokan Mladenović, „Csiky Gergely” Hungarian State Theatre Timişoara 19 March: Life Never Asks You Anything. One Woman Show with Wanessa Radu, directed by Anca Cismaru, „Maria Filotti” Theatre Brăila 22 March: The RA Lion, a musical by Marius Popa and Cezar Ghioca, „Andrei Mureşanu” Theatre of Sfântu Gheorghe 24 March: The Old Man’s Daughter and the Old Woman’s Daughter, adaptation for the stage by Valentin Dobrescu, after Ion Creangă, directed by Todor Valov, „Colibri” Children and Youth Theatre Craiova 24 March: The Pelican by August Strindberg, directed by Cătălin Vasiliu, „Fani Tardini” Drama Theatre of Galaţi 24 March: Spring Awakening by Frank Wedekind, directed by Charles Muller, German State Theatre Timişoara 25 March: An Oak Tree by Tim Crouch, directed by Bobi Pricop, Youth Theatre Piatra Neamţ 25 March: Ubu King by Alfred Jarry, direction and stage design by Tudor Lucanu, „Anton Pann” Theatre of Râmnicu-Vâlcea 25 March: In Caragiale’s World, script by Călin Ciobotari, after „Moments and Sketches” by I.L. Caragiale”, directed by Antonella Cornici, „Aureliu Manea” Theatre Turda 26 March: Nora by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Dumitru Lazăr Fulga, „Bacovia” Municipal Theatre of Bacău 27 March: The Fox, directed by Florin Zamfirescu, „Radu Stanca” National Theatre of Sibiu 28 March: The Metamorphosis, after Franz Kafka, directed by Ion Sapdaru, „Vasile Alecsandri” National Theatre of Iaşi 30 March: The Tiger of Our Town by Gianina Cărbunariu, directed by Bobi Pricop, „Matei Vişniec” Municipal Theatre of Suceava 30 March: The Retro Bird hits the block and falls on the hot concrete, directed by Radu Afrim, National Theatre of Târgu-Mureş – „Tompa Miklós” Company Join the Campaign, buy tickets, enjoy the theatre and do a good deed! The amounts raised from the ticket sales, donations and sponsorships can be transferred into the account RO40RZBR0000060007801286 open at Raiffeisen Bank, Piaţa Amzei Agency, Theatrical Solidarity Fund. Translated by Simona Nichiteanu 

From 20-23 February 2017, Skopje, Macedonia hosted the International Symposium Hamlet and Europe - To be or not to be and, at the same time, the founding meeting of the European Academy of the Balkans (Academia Balkanika Europeana), whose President was elected Ion Caramitru, through the unanimous proposal of the founding members of this newly established academic forum. The initiator of both events is the well-known playwright, novelist and Macedonian script-writer Jordan Plevnes (author, among others, of the play Cyril and Methodius, Who are You?!, presented in absolute premiere at NTB, within the NETA International Festival of 2015), at the same time founder (in 2007) and Rector of the University of Audiovisual Arts of Skopje (ESRA) – the first private university of audiovisual arts from Macedonia. In his capacity of Doctor Honoris Causa of this University (title awarded last year), Ion Caramitru has held, in the opening of the symposium, the communication with the title Hamlet and the World Theatre in My Life. The founding members of the new European Academy of the Balkans, united in the first meeting chaired by Ion Caramitru, have adopted on this occasion, on 21st February 2017, a document-manifesto of this forum, entitled the Skopje Declaration, document signed by a series of prominent personalities of the contemporary cultural world from 10 countries: Jasmila Zbanic, film director, Marina Finci painter and graphical artist, Gradimir Gojer, author, theatre director and poet, all from Sarajevo, Bosnia Herzegovina Nicolas Wieers, the director of the Balkan Trafik Festival, Brussels, Belgium Jean-Patrick Connerade, professor at the Imperial College London, Great Britain, President of the European Academy of Academy of Sciences Arts and Letters (EASAL) Jordan Plevnes, author, Rector of the University of Audiovisual Arts (ESRA), member of the European Academy of Academy of Sciences Arts and Letters and Alexandre Prokopiev, author from Skopje, Macedonia Branislav Micunovic, former Minister of Culture from Montenegro Alek Popov, novelist, Sofia; Hristo Boytchev, playwright, Sofia, Bulgaria Atanasis Vistonitis, author, Athens, Greece Bashkin Shehu, writer; Vaso Tole, composer, Tirana, Albania Ion Caramitru, former Ministry of Culture of Romania, President-elect of the European Academy of the Balkans Svetlana Broz, author and film director, director at Gariwo and Vladislav Bajac, novelist and poet, Geo poetika, Belgrade, Serbia. Please find attached the entire core message of this Declaration, both in English and Romanian: Skopje Declaration Skopje Declaration-ro   Translated by Simona Nichiteanu

  Because people love beauty, they want to make gifts and because people who love beauty belong to our faithful audience, we have thought of meeting them with an unusual gift: the theatre voucher. The theatre voucher is the special gift we are launching on 1st March, but it is dedicated to all special moments of this year. Initiated last year, the Make a Gift Together with NTB campaign has launched for the first time on the market of cultural products, the theatre gift vouchers, meant to assist the ones who wish to give their loved ones the possibility of choosing their favourite theatre show from the repertoire of the ”I.L. Caragiale” National Theatre of Bucharest, on various anniversary occasions. The ones who had received a theatre gift voucher, were able to purchase from the NTB box office, to the extent that there were places free, tickets to the theatre shows, at prices falling within the value inscribed on the voucher. This year, we are bringing to your attention an offer consisting of three types of theatre gift vouchers, addressed to the various audience categories: The Gift Voucher, worth 100 lei, gives the possibility of purchasing in the range of low and medium prices within the NTB offer. The Premium Voucher, worth 200 lei, is the voucher that can be exchanged for tickets within the category of maximum prices from the offer of the National Theatre. The Student / Senior Voucher, worth 40 lei, is a special voucher, dedicated to students and seniors (our theatre-loving grandparents!), enabling the purchase from the NTB box office of tickets from the category for students and retired people. For exchanging this special voucher, the ones coming to the box office are kindly asked to show their student ID or a pension slip. Unlike last year, when vouchers could be exchanged only at the theatre’s box office, this year, the vouchers from the Gift and Premium categories can also be used online, for the purchase of tickets via the websites www.tnb.ro and www.mystage.ro On the online ticketing site, www.mystage.ro, the shows for which you can purchase tickets with the aid of the series inscribed on the vouchers, shall bear a distinctive mark indicating this possibility, so that they can be easily identified. Vouchers contain barcodes and can be read with the aid of a special sensor, should they be exchanged at the box office. In case of their exchange on the online platform, the inscription of the voucher series shall be necessary, matching the barcode, in the space intended for the validation of vouchers, by the purchasing software of Mystage.ro The ones willing to join this campaign, through the purchase of a larger number of gift vouchers, are asked to contact us, as the print-run of these vouchers is limited. Translated by Simona Nichiteanu  

After a long break, Lottery Tickets – one of the most awarded shows of the National Theatre – shall be again available to the audience, this time on the stage of the Painting Hall, on Thursday 9 and Friday 10 February 2017, from 8.00 p.m. Inaugurating in October 2012 – in mid Caragiale Year, the renovated Small Hall of the National Theatre, the show Lottery Tickets, created by director Alexandru Dabija after the eponymous short story by Caragiale would enjoy in time an outstanding success, both in Romania and abroad, being appreciated as a ”theatrical and symphonic jewel about the whims of luck … probably the best show after a work by I.L. Caragiale seen by me in the Caragiale Year” (according to Mircea Morariu, ”Familia” no. 12/2012). The show brought in 2013 to director Alexandru Dabija the Best Director Award at the UNITER Gala and to scenographer Helmut Stürmer, further two distinctions: the Best Scenography Award at the UNITER Gala and the Scenography Award at the Romanian Comedy Festival. In 2014, the show Lottery Tickets participated in the first edition of the MITEM Festival („Madach International Theatre Meeting”), organised by the National Theatre of Budapest in the time frame 26 March -7 April 2014, within the framework of the traditional Budapest Spring Festival 2014, where it enjoyed an excellent welcome: the actors’ performance, the energy of the show and the halls full to bursting, the reaction to detail of the ones present in the hall, the applause, the enthusiasm of the theatre world (... or the surprise in front of a Caragiale they did not know in such an expressionistic, visual, tragic manner) have turned the presence of the National Theatre of Bucharest at the Madach International Theatre Meeting into a success. The cast features both the well-known NTB actors Gavril Pătru, Marius Manole, Ana Ciontea, Axel Moustache, Ionuț Toader, and the younger Corina Moise, Ilona Brezoianu, Eliza Păuna, Nicoleta Lefter / Valentina Zaharia, Mădălin Mandin, Daniel Hara, Mihai Munteniță, Eduard Cârlan, Dragoș Dumitru – almost debutants at the moment of the premiere, today on their road to celebrity.

After the howling success of his last enactments at the National Theatre of Seoul, Richard II by Shakespeare, The Seagull by Chekhov and Miss Julie by Strindberg, the last two – productions from 2016, director Felix Alexa returns with a new show on the billboard of the theatre which brought him fame, to the National Theatre of Bucharest, where most successful achievements of his career took place, in over two decades of artistic creation. From 20 January 2017, on the stage of the Black Box Hall, the audience shall witness a new play directed by Felix Alexa, The Lourcine Street Affair by Eugène Labiche, a maestro of vaudeville, who enchanted generations of spectators worldwide, now in a very refined performance: Marius Manole, Istvan Teglas, Raluca Aprodu, Mihai Calotă, Victor Ţăpeanu and in a stimulating vision, supported by the set design of Andrada Chiriac. Acknowledged for his vivid, modern vision, Felix Alexa proposes us a Labiche lesser known to the Romanian audience. The gags and reversals come one after another in this play, describing exactly the ambiguous boundary between appearance and reality, protest and resignation, the assumed guilt and the criminal instinct lurking in everyone of us, as the director notices. But what can be more awful than suspecting yourself of murder after a night in which two former high-school colleagues, overwhelmed by the joy of reunion, abandon themselves to Bacchic pleasures until oblivion ? "Despair and drama at a prominent representative of the boulevard theatre? Well, yes. For me, the force and uniqueness of this play, says Felix Alexa, its fine humour, stem precisely from the strange combination between the despair of the characters wanting to escape a merciless destiny and the ludricousness of their actual situation". We invite you not to miss the most special of the murders … of Paris, The Lourcine Street Affair, an intense comic frenzy guiding the main characters through unpredictable circumstances. A bonnet, a wig, a woman’s shoe, an umbrella with a monkey head and a piece of coal trigger a true tornado, within a dense hour of performance. A high-quality dark comedy, sometimes filled with absurd... humour, other times truly ... „bloody”, built with the mechanisms of an authentic thriller. A show for intelligent people, who do not refrain from laughing even at themselves. The first encounters with the audience: Friday 20 January 2017 (8.00 p.m.), Saturday 21 January 2017 (8.00 p.m.) and Sunday 22 January 2017 (8.00 p.m.). The official premiere shall take place on the days of Thursday 2 February 2017 (7.00 p.m.) and Friday 3 February 2017 (8.00 p.m.) – Black Box Hall. Tickets are available at the NTB box office and online, on www.Mystage.ro. Tickets are sold out for the first performances.   Translated by Simona Nichiteanu