Set designer painter

Date and place of birth: 27.10.1950, Cluj-Napoca

Studies: graduated from the "Ion Andreescu" Faculty of Fine Arts in Cluj-Napoca

He was an employee of the theater between 1973-1984.

Artistic sheet:

• The setting – "The Game of Hours" by Xenia Roman, 1973, dir.: Francisca Simionescu
• Scenography – "Boy's Ball" by Margareta Niculescu and Octav Pancu-Iaşi after Jan Malik, 1973, dir.: Francisca Simionescu
• Scenography – „Let's go up a step… What surprise awaits us?!” by Stanca Ponta, 1974, dir.: Francisca Simionescu
• Set design – "Ninigra and Aligru" by Nina Cassian, 1974, dir.: Francisca Simionescu
• Scenography, music and performance – "Ionica without fear" by Camil Georgescu after Ioan Slavici, 1975, dir.: Francisca Simionescu
• Scenography – "Lucia and the Teddy Bear" by Alecu Popovici, 1976, dir.: Francisca Simionescu
• Artistic direction, scenography, music and performance – "This is our land" by Stanca Ponta, 1976
• Music - "What will Bondocel be?" by Marcel Breslaşu, 1977, director: Simó Enikő
• Scenography – "Queen of the Lakes" by Nina Ghernet, 1979, dir.: Francisca Simionescu
• Set design – "Three Singing Goats" by Andrei Gâlea after Ion Creangă, 1979, dir.: Francisca Simionescu
• Set design – „Arvinte and Pepelea” by Vasile Alecsandri, 1981, dir.: Dan Alecsandrescu
• Scenography – „Hocus-Pocus and a Bucket” by AEGreidanus, 1981, dir.: Muşata Mucenic
• Assistant set designer – "Who is Prince Charming?" by Iuliu Raţiu, 1982, dir.: Constantin Brehnescu
• Set design – "The exploits of the cat Arpagic when he was little" by Ana Blandiana, 1982, dir.: Zoe Anghel-Stanca
• Set design – "The Little Musketeers" by Lizica Muşatescu, 1983, dir.: Francisca Simionescu
• Artistic direction, set design and music – "The Cuckoo Clock" by Sofia Prokofieva, 1983

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