The Regina Maria Theater responds positively The humanitarian campaign initiated by UNITER, in partnership with the Worldwide Reading Project and CITD (The Center for International Theatre Development) in Baltimore, Romanian artists for Ukrainian artists, a fundraising project that will take place between May 16th and June 15th.

This year's humanitarian campaign is dedicated to Ukrainian artists who are currently going through terrible times, and the goal of this initiative is to raise public awareness in order to raise funds to promote culture by supporting artists and their activities.

Following the UNITER proposal, 46 state and independent cultural institutions responded favorably to the call to be together, through theater, to preserve the dignity of artists and to support Ukrainian culture, either by organizing reading performances based on 10 texts written by Ukrainian authors after the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, or by programming performances from their own repertoire, donating the proceeds.

The Regina Maria Theatre is involved in the campaign with the show ANONYMOUS VENICE by Giuseppe Berto, directed by Elvira Rîmbu, which will take place on Monday, May 16, at the Arcadia Hall. The amount raised from ticket sales will be transferred to the special account opened by the UNITER Association, the Theatre Solidarity Fund: RO22RNCB0072049712860086 BCR SECTOR 1 – Together to preserve the dignity of artists and support Ukrainian culture.

Also, people who want to donate can do so by bank transfer, to the same account.

Tickets for the campaign show can be purchased from the Ticket Agency, open from Tuesday to Friday, between 10 am and 2 pm, and one hour before the show, at the Arcadia Hall.

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