A major accomplishment of Caragiale, the comedy “A Lost Letter” proves that once again, the dispute is about personal interests, and not ideological principles, as one might think; as soon as the personal crisis are taking care of, the conflict disappears.

The intrigue surprises an apparently minor incident, but which is ready to stir everyone’s safety: Zoe Trahanache loses a love letter received from the county’s prefect, Ştefan Tipătescu. Arriving in the hands of Nae Caţavencu, who cheats on an anonymous voter, the letter becomes the object of blackmail. The letter is, thus, a presence in the play, an animated object but also a symbol of the power, of the hidden immorality and of the feverish conscious.

Cast:

Ştefan Tipătescu: Sebastian Marina

Agamemnon Dandanache: Daniel Vulcu

Zaharia Trahanache: Petre Panait

Tache Farfuridi: Alexandru Rusu

Iordache Brînzovenescu: Pavel Sîrghi

Nae Caţavencu: Radu Botar

Ionescu: Tiberiu Covaci

Popescu: Ion Ruscuţ

Ghiţă Pristanda: Sebastian Lupu

Un cetăţean turmentat: Petre Ghimbăşan

Zoe Trahanache: Corina Cernea

Popa Pripici: George Voinese

Petcuş: Ion Ruscuţ

Alegători, cetăţeni, public:

Tomuţa Luminiţa Baba, Voichiţa Mihoc, Viorica Bradea, Aurel Hexan, Adrian Miclăuş, Călin Covaciu, Daniel Sandro, Sorin Mudura, Roxana Mălan, Mădălina Naghiu, Diana Burcă, Virginia Oanţo, Teodora Avram.

Scenographer: Alexandru Radu

Costumes: Amalia Judea

Choreographer: Ecaterina Hannel