Four days have already passed since the Oradea International Theatre Festival, a magical time in which we enjoyed 16 diverse and fascinating cultural events. The festival continues on the fifth day with three theatre performances and a folklore concert.

The festival day begins, this time, at 7:00 PM with two remarkable performances. The Nottara Theater in Bucharest invites you to the Great Hall to watch the show "Everything is Relative", by Alan Ayckbourn, directed by Felix Alexa, a show that "harmoniously combines funny lines and masterfully constructed situations, with a deep cynicism, a black humor that deals with the relativity and fragility of feelings, an ambiguity of degraded relationships, which produces an explosive comedy, but which is based, paradoxically, on a profound sadness" (Felix Alexa).

The "Fani Tardini" Dramatic Theater in Galați is presenting, at the same time, at the Arcadia Hall, the show "FAT PIG", by Neil LaBute, directed by Laura Moldovan (not recommended for people under 14), which proposes, starting from a simple love story, which acquires sometimes comical, sometimes tragic nuances, a true x-ray of contemporary mentalities.

From 6:00 PM, on the mobile stage located in Unirii Square, the Crișana Artistic and Professional Ensemble invites folklore lovers to the extraordinary concert "From Bihor to Banat". The event is held within the project "Artists invade the street", funded by the Bihor Project Development and Implementation Directorate and is offered free of charge to the public.

From 9:00 PM, the "IL Caragiale" National Theatre in Bucharest awaits you for the show "The Soldier Girl", by Mihaela Michailov, directed by Silvia Roman, a story for all ages and all times, which carries with it the fragrance of childhood forever, a one-woman show powerful, sensitive, humorous, current in message and approach, where psychological realism can reach depths of the abyss.

Also, don't forget to stop by the foyer on the left of the main entrance to the theater before the shows in the Great Hall or during breaks where the "Readers' Corner" is located, decorated with a lot of bookish spirit by the R&R bookstores and coffee houses.

Tickets are on sale at the Theatre Ticket Agency from Tuesday to Friday between 10:00 and 19:00, and on weekends between 10:00 and 13:00. You can also purchase tickets one hour before the show or online at www.biletmaster.roFor additional information and ticket reservations, please call: 0259/440.742.