LITTLE RED RIDING RIDING, AWARD-WINNING SHOW AT THE GALATI FESTIVAL!
The Arcadia troupe of the Regina Maria Theater won the award for music at the International Animation Festival Gulliver, from Galaţi. Present with the show Little Red Riding Hood directed by Maria Mierluţ, the actors from Oradea were among the 21 bands from Romania and abroad that were selected. The prize won was awarded to the Hungarian composer Endre SÁROSSY.
International Animation Festival Gulliver, from Galaţi, was in its XXIIIth edition and is the longest-running festival of its kind in the country, presenting shows for both children and adults and taking place between May 18-23, 2015.
The festival had a competitive character, and the jury of this edition, consisting of Dana IONESCU, theater critic and president of the jury, Radu DINULESCU, theater director, and Ilie Zanfir, professor, awarded the best performances.
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