Fiddler on the Roof – In Budapest!
The show "The Fiddler on the Roof" crosses the country's borders! For the first time, the most successful show of the Regina Maria Theatre in recent years, as well as the one that has received the most awards, is invited abroad.
Thus, the Regina Maria Theater has the honor of participating in the Romanian Community Days, an event organized in Budapest. The invitation was launched by the Romanian Embassy in Hungary. In this regard, the theater organized the trip between March 16-18.
The show will take place on Tuesday, March 17, 2015, at 7:00 p.m., at the Thalia Theater in Budapest. It will be performed in Romanian, with Hungarian subtitles. Prominent representatives of the diplomatic corps in Budapest and representatives of the Romanian Cultural Institute and the Romanian community in Hungary were invited to the event.
The travel costs are borne by the Romanian Cultural Institute, the Bihor County Council, the Oradea City Hall and the Regina Maria Theater.
Tickets can be reserved online at contact[@]teatrulreginamaria.ro or at the Thalia Theatre box office in Budapest.
“This invitation honors not only us, the representatives of the Regina Maria Theatre, but also the municipality of Oradea, as the Theatre considers itself one of the ambassadors of Oradea culture, both in the country and abroad. „The Fiddler on the Roof” is the most important production of the Oradea theatre, both in terms of artistic quality and magnitude. The message that this show promotes, namely ethnic and religious tolerance, is one of impact and defines, in our vision, the values of this municipality. We believe that it is also in the interest of the local authorities of Oradea to support this type of event that promotes the image of the Oradea community abroad.” (Daniel Vulcu, General Manager of the Regina Maria Theatre)
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