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Placebo (D)Effect at the Hungarian State Theatre of Cluj
Placebo (D)Effect, one of the successful shows of the 9G at NTB Programme (dedicated to young theatre creators) shall have 2 representations in Cluj, in the opening of a new project of the Hungarian State Theatre, Shortcut.
Through Shortcut, the Hungarian State Theatre of Cluj aims at inviting to Cluj a series of shows signed by young directors and/or teams of young creators. The curator of the Shortcut Programme is theatre critic Cristina Modreanu, who shall select for the stage of the Hungarian Theatre the most interesting directorial voices or creation teams of Romania.
The show Placebo (D)Effect has been created within the second edition of the 9G at NTB Programme, when a group of young graduates of the Theatre Faculty of Cluj (class of Miklós Bács) were proposing a brave and unusual idea, risky and captivating at the same time. Coordinated by actor Ştefan Lupu, according to the formula work in progress, the project was concluded with a show born from improvisation.
Placebo (D)Effect is a vivid show, engaging, challenging, about the artificiality of the world we inhabit, about the loneliness caused by excessive communication, about the humanity within ourselves and the peril of technological upgrade. About the things we have forgotten or have replaced with technology, about the fear to return to real life, because the virtual one has become more satisfying.
Placebo (D)Effect is a show with guaranteed therapeutic effect. Because both laughter and emotion, but also the stories sincerely narrated, dancing and especially music belong to our human identity. A show reminding us of how important real life is.
On Sunday, 30 April 2017, from 5.00 p.m. and 8.00 p.m., Studio Hall, Hungarian State Theatre Cluj
The representations shall have English subtitles!
After the 8.00 p.m. representation, a debate with the audience shall ensue.
Tickets can be purchased online from the website www.biletmaster.ro and from the Theatre box office (Monday to Friday, from 10.00-14.00 and 1h 30’ before the show).
Translated by Simona Nichiteanu