FIRST PREMIERE OF THE ARCADIA TROPE
The Regina Maria Theatre opens the new 2014-2015 season with a unique performance by the Arcadia Troupe. The actors bring to the stage the first premiere of the fall – Russian folk tales, a show performed by the new actress of the Arcadia Troupe, Bianca Viviana Priceputu, and the well-known actor Igor Lungu.
The idea and direction of this show belong to Igor Lungu. The scenography signed by Csuri Emese is a special one, the artist managing to bring back to life puppets used by the theater in the repertoires of the '70s, '80s, '90s and now refurbished. The atmosphere specific to the Russian world told in the five stories (The Donut, The Giant Radish, The Fox and the Raven, The Crane and the Fox, The Bunny's House) is enhanced by the soundtrack featuring authentic music. The melodies and the narrator's voice belong to actress Zentania Lupșe.
Tickets for the premiere Russian folk tales can be found at the Regina Maria Theatre agency open from Monday to Friday between 10:00 and 19:00 and on Sunday between 10:00 and 13:00, as well as online on the website www.biletmaster.ro. Tickets can also be purchased one hour before the show starts. The cost of a ticket is 10 lei for adults and 8 lei for children.
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