"Four characters, four spectres of failure and inadaption, haunt a station of desolation. Brief stop before the great adventure. Guided by Harry, a fantasy agent, pseudo-Ariel, a demon of imagination, a magician of the spirit, the four shall take the only train that stops at their station, for whom they have exclusivity, the one who ensures them the ultimate escape, the exit from the routine of promiscuity and boundaries, the exit from reality, disappearance, death. (...) Felix Alexa exploited this philosophical and poetic universe, adding a touch of mystery, tension, unpredictability, the shrouding cloak of dream about to become a nightmare. The result - an atypical thriller in which humor and lyricism make place, a symphony of agony in the process of assuming, a spectacular survival training in the face of the unknown. To dream = to know that everything is relative ".

Răzvana Niţă, Radio Theatre Magazine - The Illusion of Escape  

"Staged at the Painting Hall of the National Theatre of Bucharest by director Felix Alexa, who is not at the first encounter with a text by Hristo Boicev (he enacted a few years ago at the Metropolis Theater, the" Municipal Hospital "), "Titanic Orchestra”, in his interpretation, is loaded with a profound poetry. And even if in Bulgaria, for example, the train station where four beggars are waiting for a train to stop has received a rather political interpretation - the station could be any former Communist bloc waiting for the train to Europe - Felix Alexa exceeds this first level of the text and his show speaks for something much deeper. About the fact that in our world, where theatre is often a propaganda tool, there is (also) a need for illusion. That theatre, for the most, still means salvation through illusion. That the two hours of the theatre are the necessary journey towards something else. "

Monica Andronescu, Yorick.ro - At the station with illusions 

"Director Felix Alexa illustrates theatrically with fantasy, the text on the line of approaching the features of the surrealist trend. The characters are living the illusion of salvation, initially rehearsing obsessively and mechanically like in a theatre of illusions, the dream scene when the train stops at the deserted station, then in front of the magician they experience the same illusion. The scenography created by Andrada Chiriac perfectly serves the directorial vision. The scenery features a station on the verge of collapse, loaded, suffocated by objects indicating the place of refuge of four people coming from different social areas with a train track in front of them; it is the disastrous picture of the lives of losers for whom drinking becomes a solution to live in the dream world. "

Ileana Lucaciu, Spectator Blog - Bitter comedy about ... dreams and ideals  

Translated by Simona Nichiteanu 

Grand Prize of the Brasov Drama Festival, 2019
Award for Best Actor within the Brasov Drama Festival: Richard Bovnoczki

Participation in the Stories International Theatre Festival of Alba Iulia, 14th edition, 2019
 
At the International Festival of Studio Theatre and New Forms, 22nd edition, Pitesti, 3-11 November 2018, the show Titanic Orchestra was awarded the following prizes:
Best Show Award
Award for Best Director: Felix Alexa
Award for Best Scenography: Andrada Chiriac
Best Actor Award: Claudiu Bleont, Richard Bovnoczki