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TICKET AGENCY HOURS

Monday: 2:00 PM-6:00 PM
Tuesday: 12:00 - 18:00
Wednesday: 10:00 - 14:00
Thursday: 12:00 - 18:00
Friday: 10:00 - 14:00
Saturday and Sunday: closed
The agency is also open one hour before the start of each show at the Great Hall, regardless of the day.

TICKET AGENCY PROGRAM
Monday: 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday: 12:00 - 18:00
Wednesday: 10:00 - 14:00
Thursday: 12:00 - 18:00
Friday: 10:00 - 14:00
Saturday and Sunday: closed
The agency is also open one hour before the start of each show at the Great Hall, regardless of the day.
Queen Marie Theater Oradea

Actress

Date and place of birth: 08.06.1933, Pleniţa

Studies: IATC "ILCaragiale" Bucharest, 1955

Another one of the "group of twelve" who came after graduation to lay the foundations of the Romanian section of the Oradea theater, in 1955. A talented and expressive actress, she was the "head of the bill" in almost all the premieres played in the four seasons spent in Oradea.

In her very first year, at the first major national theater competition – the Decade of Original Dramaturgy in 1956 – she won the First Prize for Female Performance with the role of Ioana in the play "Our Heart" by Valeriu Luca. But she hurried her departure to the capital, to the "CINottara" Theater, where there were three or four other actresses of the same gender, and, although she had proven her worth, not only in the nineteen main roles played in Oradea, her use did not bring her the performance she deserved to achieve.

Struck by the fate that prematurely and dramatically took her only child, Cristina Tacoi took refuge in poetry, showing real literary qualities in the volumes of published verses. She is a remarkable poet, who had the courage and spiritual strength to publish the diary of Cătălin Bursaci, the son who left for the world of shadows at only eighteen years old (deceased by leukemia): "First book, last book" and her own moving volume: "I cry, beloved prince".

He also appeared in TV shows or feature films, but not to the extent his great talent would have entitled him to.

(Presentation by Eugen Ţugulea)

Artistic sheet – Oradea State Theatre

  • Olga in THE HIGH SCHOOLS by K. Treniov, 1955, directed by Radu Penciulescu
  • Joan in OUR HEART by Valeriu Luca, 1956, directed by Corneliu Zdrehuş
  • Nastenka in LOVE IS NO JOKES by B. Dihovicinîi and M. Slobodskoi, 1956, directed by Dorel Urlăţeanu
  • Luciana in THE COMEDY OF ERRORS by William Shakespeare, 1956, directed by Corneliu Zdrehuş
  • Another guest in THE SHOOTING CLUB (NEKRASOV) by Jean-Paul Sartre, 1956, directed by Corneliu Zdrehuş
  • Gene in TITANIC WALTZ by Tudor Muşatescu, 1956, directed by Valentin Avrigeanu
  • Beatrice in A SERVANT WITH TWO MASTERS by Carlo Goldoni, 1957, directed by Vasile Pop
  • Aretia in THE DESERTER by Mihail Sorbul, 1957, directed by Gróf Ladislau
  • The writer in MOMENTS AND SKETCHES OF IL CARAGIALE – Article 214, 1958, directed by Dorel Urlățeanu and Radu Penciulescu
  • Mimi Butnaru in THE MASK OF NEPTUNE by Grinevici-Pantelimon, 1957, directed by Dan Alecsandrescu
  • Cătălina in TALES FROM THE GOLDEN FOREST by Valentin Avrigeanu, 1958, directed by Radu Penciulescu
  • Ioana in THERE, AWAY by Mircea Ştefănescu, 1958, dir. Dan Alecsandrescu
  • Mioara in THE IDOL AND ION ANAPODA by G.M.Zamfirescu, 1958, dir. Dan Alecsandrescu
  • Minka in ARISTOCRACIES by Nikolai Pogodin, 1959, directed by Radu Penciulescu
  • Marcela in JOURNALISTS by Al.Mirodan, 1959, directed by Dan Alecsandrescu
  • Mariana Pleşoianu in NOTA ZERO LA BORTARE by Virgil Stoenescu and Octavian Sava, 1959, dir. Ion Marinescu
  • Sonia in UNCLE VANEA by A.P. Chekhov, 1959, dir. Dan Alecsandrescu
  • Mother in MONTSERRAT by Emmanuel Roblės, 1959, dir. Radu Penciulescu
  • Caterina in the SMALL STATION by Dan Tărchilă, 1959, directed by Ion Marinescu