PRESS RELEASE | I never understood how the air feels when you're gone
The Regina Maria Theater in Oradea invites you to the premiere of the show "I Never Knew How the Air Felt When You Left", inspired by the poetic universe of Ana Blandiana, which will take place on Friday, March 27, at 7:00 PM, at the Transilvania Hall.
Inspired by the poetic universe of Ana Blandiana, the show combines two fundamental themes of her creation: love and death, starting from the image of the couple. The lost lover is called and symbolically revived, only to ultimately melt into eternity, remaining accessible only through poetry.
The poem is complemented by the imaginative video projection made by Ciprian Ciuciu, in collaboration with Ramona Gabriela Nemes.
Recite and interpret with passion and depth: Anda Tamasanu and Ciprian Ciuciu.
The music is perfectly synchronized with the emotion of Alexandra Koszeghi.
Premiere: March 27, 2026
Tickets can still be purchased from the theater agency or online, on the Poftim Cultură platform.
The show is part of the program TRM Poetry.
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