The Regina Maria Theater launches in September a new edition of TRM Academy, the personal development program through theater created for those who want to communicate more freely, develop their spontaneity and discover an authentic form of expression.
TRM Academy proposes a safe space for exploration, play and connection, where theater becomes a tool for self-knowledge and personal development.

I believe that this co-production represents an important moment for the theatrical life of the city. In the MaRó performance, the actors of the Szigligeti Theatre and those of the Regina Maria Theatre not only share the same stage, but also participate in a common artistic process, based on dialogue, trust and mutual knowledge. The meeting of the two troupes can be valuable both from a professional point of view, by bringing together different theatrical experiences and practices, and at the community level, because it creates a bridge between the audiences of the two institutions.

The Regina Maria Theater launches in September a new edition of TRM Academy, the personal development program through theater created for those who want to communicate more freely, develop their spontaneity and discover an authentic form of expression.
TRM Academy proposes a safe space for exploration, play and connection, where theater becomes a tool for self-knowledge and personal development.

In front of full halls and an engaged audience, the show awakening arrived on Thursday, June 18, on the stage of the "Lucian Blaga" National Theater in Cluj-Napoca, as part of the Transylvania International Film Festival (TIFF), and on Friday, June 19, at the Municipal Theater in Baia Mare, as part of the "Atelier" International Festival of Performing Arts, being rewarded each time with long applause and a lively dialogue with the audience.

Born on August 4, 1961, in Doroțcaia, Dubăsari district, in the Transnistria region (Republic of Moldova), Ion Sapdaru built his artistic training between two important cultural spaces. He graduated from the Theater Institute in Chișinău (1979–1983), continued his studies at the prestigious VGIK Institute of Cinematography in Moscow (1985–1989), and later pursued a master's degree in directing in the Russian capital.

His artistic career combines theater and film acting with directing and dramaturgy. He is an actor and director at the "Vasile Alecsandri" National Theater in Iași, but he has acted and directed on numerous important stages in Romania and the Republic of Moldova, including the Oradea Theater. In cinema, he has collaborated on representative productions of Romanian film, being awarded the Gopo Award in 2007 for the best actor, for the role in the film Was it or wasn't it?, directed by Corneliu Porumboiu. At the same time, his artistic vocation also manifested itself in the pedagogical field, working as a professor at the "George Enescu" University of Arts in Iași.