PREMIERE: LUTH, COMPAGNON
The Regina Maria Theatre, in collaboration with the Rock Filarmonica Foundation, cordially invites you to a unique show of theatre, music, dance and poetry, on a chosen day: March 21, International Poetry Day. At the same time, this day also coincides with the birthday of the Oradea artist Florian Chelu Madeva, which we will celebrate with friends and collaborators. The book and CD “Luth, compagnon…” will also be launched on the same evening.
We are therefore waiting for you at a show with a Renaissance atmosphere of the 16th century, when the great poets were in full emancipation and art was at its peak. The favorite of art circles was the poetess Louise Labé, a renowned Renaissance artist. In the show “Luth, compagnon…”, artistic director Emil Sauciuc will recreate a symposium-cenacle type evening, trying to bring back the spirit of those times, a creation based on words, sound, light and color.
INTERPRET:
Alexandrina Chelu, Iuliana Chelu, Zentania Lupşe, Anca Turcut, Florian Chelu Madeva, Mircia Covaci, Andrei Fazecaş, Igor Lungu, Stefan Postol, Emil Sauciuc, Florin Stan, Rin Tripa, Maria Trendler, Monica Trendler.
Script, choreography and artistic direction: Emil Sauciuc
Set design and costumes: Oana Cernea and Iuliana Chelu
Music: Florian Chelu Madeva
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