START THE LIGHTNING… 123 YEARS SINCE THE DEATH OF MIHAI EMINESCU
The Regina Maria Theater, in collaboration with the Bihor County Directorate for Culture and National Heritage, Familia Magazine, the Criș Land Museum, the Iosif Vulcan Museum and the Bihor County School Inspectorate, is pleased to invite you to the tribute ceremony of our great poet Mihai Eminescu, on Friday, June 15, 2012, from 6:30 p.m., at his statue in Independence Square, where wreaths and bouquets of flowers will be laid.
Then, from 7 pm, we invite you to a poetry and music show at the "Arcadia" Hall, where beloved actors of the Oradea theater as well as performers will delight you with a selected program (Adela Lazăr, Andrian Locovei, Ion Ruscuț, George Voinese, Eugen Țugulea and performers Alexandrina Chelu, Iuliana Chelu and Florian Chelu-Madeva). Soprano Florina Mariş Hinsu and baritone Florin Mariş Hinsu will perform songs based on lyrics by Mihai Eminescu.
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