ALADDIN RETURNS TO ARCADIA HALL!
After participating in the European tour in over 16 locations in Belgium, the Czech Republic and France, the Arcadia Troupe returns to play the show A Thousand and One Frontiers (The Tale of Aladdin) in front of the beloved Oradea public.
show will take place on Sunday, December 7, 2014, at 11:00 a.m., at the Arcadia Hall.
The show is a multinational co-production, involving artists from Romania, the Czech Republic, Belgium and France, which tells the story of a group of traveling actors stopped at a border crossing. To solve this problem, they improvise a puppet show about the adventures of Aladdin for the border policeman. Thanks to the magic and humor of the play, the actors convince the policeman, but also the audience, that they have earned the right to cross the border. Commedia dell'arte archetypes, classic string puppets and bunraku puppets are the main ingredients used to portray the fascinating oriental story, all enriched by the illusion of sets and 3D images.
For reservations, call the theater agency – 0259/440.742, between 10-19, Monday to Friday, and on weekends between 10-13. Tickets can be purchased from the theater agency or online: www.biletmaster.ro.
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