Comedy in two parts by Tauno Yliruusi
Translation and adaptation: Mircea Rădulescu
National premiere

Artistic director: Eugen Ţugulea
Scenography: Vioara Bara
Premiere date: November 17, 1983

„"The Miraculous Career", a comedy with philosophical valences, "brings into discussion the issue of the relativity of freedom. The word "freedom" has been misused many times, attributing another meaning to it. Freedom is something purely human and personal.

It may be that, in prison or in a monastery, a person feels freer and safer than outside the walls. There are many who cannot stand the so-called freedom in which they are forced to decide for themselves, to make decisions, being forced to opt, to choose from numerous possibilities and alternatives. Like Valto, for example, who acquires his freedom, true, for him, freedom, in prison, where the possibilities of choice are reduced to a minimum.” (Tauno Yliruusi).

Distribution:

Valto:  Daniel Vulcu (debut)
Anneli:  Monica Ristea Horga, Tania Filip, Ileana Iurciuc
Santeria:   Ion Martin, Eugen Tugulea
Lulau:  Mariana Neagu
The director:  Marcel Segărceanu
Kristi:  Alla Tautu
The Minister:  Nicholas Thomas
Inks:  Mariana Vasile
Harry:  Nicolae Barosan
The Accountant and the Jeweler:  Laurian Jivan
The Priest and the Man with the Suitcase:  Eugen Tugulea, Ion Mainea
Policeman I:  George Voinese
Policeman II and Auditor I:  Emil Sauciuc, Anca Miere Chirilă
Policeman III and Auditor II:  Tiberiu Covaci

Technical director: Elena Varlam
Prompter: Florence Szabo
Lighting: Vasile Blejan
Musical illustration and sound design: Dorel Olea