28 October | 17:00, 19:30
Nottara Theatre, ”George Constantin” Hall
Carmen Lidia Vidu is the artist who promised to never stop experimenting. A diary is an exercise of sincerity, that reveals and hides information altogether. A city does not have a single face, its look depends on who the beholder is and what his position is when looking at the city. Sf. Gheorghe, in the director’s Romanian Diary, is the city seen and composed by the view of 6 actors who were born elsewhere, but now live there, after joining the “Andrei Mureșanu” Theatre.
INFORMAȚII
The director challenges the actors to unveil their souls. A game of truths and secrets, photograms of their lives: about origins, fears and patience; about Romanian language and the Hungarians, rents, searches, escapes and confrontations with the differences; about the exhausting job of an actor, spectators, dreams, wanderings, love(s) and patience; about expectations, failures, disappointments, shock, confusion, children, weakness, fury and patience; about losses, wins, rebellions and the story of the 7 actors and their putsch that scared the theatrical East; about happiness, tensions, passions, hypocrisy, arrogance, tattoos; about the first premiere and death that beats the theatre, about the favourite place that is home. About the art of abiding. Romanian Diary is the space of dialogue that the artist Carmen Lidia Vidu has opened as a result of her need to better know her generation, and, through it, the less touristic and broadcasted Romania.
Cast:
Sebastian Marina
Daniel Rizea
Ioana Alexandrina Costea
Ion Fiscuteanu
Elena Popa
Costi Apostol
Directed by: Carmen Lidia Vidu
Set Design: Raluca Alexandrescu
Photography: Vargyasi Levente
Video: Vetró Baji
Video-projection: Molnár Csaba
Original Score: Luiza Zan, Kónya Ütő Bence
Duration: 1 h (no intermission)
“Andrei Mureşanu” Theatre, Sfântu Gheorghe
