class="">RETRO BIRD HITS THE APARTMENT BUILDING AND FALLS ON THE HOT ASPHALT by Radu Afrim

RETRO BIRD HITS THE APARTMENT BUILDING AND FALLS ON THE HOT ASPHALT by Radu Afrim

28 November | 19:00 – www.fnt.ro

The show has been available for online viewing from Saturday 28 November 19:00 till Monday 30 November 19:00.

Today, we call everything “retro” when we talk about what people in the 70`s used to live in their everyday lives, in their blocks of flats, the emblematic but still functional achievement of the passed socialist epoch.

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Translation: Sándor László

Cast:

Robika, Tanti Paraschiva: Csaba László

Robika: Örs TAKÁCS

Aunt Aurora: Erzsébet B. Fülöp

Aunt Mureșan: Ágnes Lőrincz

Marta: Boglárka Katalin Simon

Laura: Noémi Kádár

Rózsika: Gecse Ramóna

Jóska Zágoni: Szabolcs Csíki

Sandokan: Balázs Varga

Sergiu: Barna Bokor

Teréz Zágoni: Katalin Berekméri

Viorica: Bea Fülöp

Olimpia: Bora Kiss

Pompilia: Andrea Varga

Zágoni: Miklós Levente Ördög

Lajos: Gábor Tollas

Margit: Ildikó P. Béres

Aunt Bertha: Annamária Biluska

Aunt Doina: Dorottya Nagy

Aunt Pop: Orsolya Moldován

Septimiu: László Zsolt Bartha

Béla: Gábor Huszár

Neighbor: Ervin Ruszuly

Ottó: Péter Kiss

Anna: Anna Kiss

Mioara: Borbála Sebesi

Caius: Mátyás Áron Pál

Eugenia: Sarolta Sebesi

Daciana: Virág Hunyadi

Nene Mureșan: László Szakács

Directed by: Radu Afrim

Set design: Irina Moscu

Choreography: Ervin Ruszuly

Light-design: Attila Aszalos

Video mapping: Andrei Cozlac

Sound-design: Radu Afrim, Álmos Gáspár, Petra Noémi Pál

Duration: 2h 50min

Producer: Târgu-Mureș National Theatre, „Tompa Miklós” Company – 2016

Performance in Hungarian with Romanian subtitles

A block of flats – with its stairways, apartments, thin walls, the neighbours, kids with their keys bound on their neck – is a kind of anthill of many individuals with their interlocking fates. Of course, these crowded lives do not welter without conflicts…

Radu Afrim takes us (back) into the Romania of the 1970s, when people lived their whole life in the allocated apartments, when a cassette player made a splash, and the words ’ecological’ and ’depression’ were not  part of the daily vocabulary.

Photo Credit: Hodgyai István, Rab Zoltan, Sándor Bereczky