"Cinderella" at the "Pygmalion" Theater in Vienna
The show "Cinderella", one of the most beloved shows to have been staged on the Arcadia Hall stage recently, came to life on the evening of December 17 on the stage of the "Pygmalion" Theater in Vienna. The 50 children originally from Romania and Moldova were immediately absorbed by the fairy-tale atmosphere created by the Romanian-speaking dolls, and a few even stepped on stage to study them more closely.
Young and old spectators had the opportunity to meet both the characters and those who animate them in an atmosphere that continued to be magical even after the royal wedding ended.
We thank everyone who contributed to the realization of this project and hope to have the opportunity to meet again with our new viewers and friends as soon as possible.
The actors of the Arcadia Troupe returned from foreign lands excited and happy that they managed to find a place in the hearts of children in the diaspora and with energy to once again perform the show for Cinderella fans at home, on Wednesday, December 20, at 6 p.m., at the Arcadia Hall.
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Ramona Gabriela Nemes
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Queen Marie Theatre
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