Independent show hosted by the National Theatre of Bucharest. The organiser is exclusively liable for the quality and content of this event!

The hit comedy, “The Perfect System,” is an adaptation of “The Ribadier System,” a delightful three-act play by the great French playwright Georges Feydeau, an author who is extremely well-known in our country for another masterpiece, “A Flea in Her Ear.” The main theme revolves around a husband’s scheme to escape the marital home by hypnotizing his wife.

Toma Enache, the director of this play, is an actor, poet, journalist, and a highly acclaimed film director in Romania. He is the creator of several highly successful independent films (streamed on Netflix) that have won international awards, such as “I’m Not Famous, But I’m Aromanian” (the first film spoken in Aromanian, released in 2013) and “Between Torment and Amen” (the first film about the horrors of the Pitești Experiment, released in 2019, with over 50 international awards), and has recently released a thrilling film about the life of our great composer George Enescu, which is now on the must-watch list of Romanian film enthusiasts.

Rules for accessing the performance:

- After 7:30 p.m., no further admission to the auditorium will be permitted

- Please be aware of heavy traffic and limited parking

- Once the performance has begun, tickets are no longer valid

- Children under the age of 12 are not permitted in the auditorium.

- The cost of purchased tickets is non-refundable, and no exceptions will be made except as required by law!

- Please be advised not to purchase tickets from the Viagogo website. Tickets on this site are sold at inflated prices, and it is not authorized to sell tickets for our performances. Those who purchase tickets from websites other than those authorized by the organizers do so at their own risk and may be denied entry to the venue.

- Access to the venue is granted by scanning the barcode on your printed ticket. Please print your ticket, if possible, to ensure the fastest possible entry.

Thank you for your understanding!

Translated by Andreea Codrea-Boeriu