The Regina Maria Theater is involved in the "ARTISTS FOR ARTISTS" campaign„
The Regina Maria Theatre joins this year the national campaign "Artists for Artists", supported by UNITER. The campaign, initiated in 2002, is an annual program, with continuous development, but which has its peak in the period March - April. The aim of this initiative is to raise public awareness in order to raise funds for elderly artists with livelihood and health problems from all over the country.
The Queen Maria Theatre show that will participate in this program is „"CHOKING (DIARY OF A CHRONIC SUICIDE)", by Chuck Palahniuk, directed by Ovidiu Caița, which will be played Saturday, March 31, from 7:00 PM, at the Great Hall (with the audience on stage). The people of Oradea have once again demonstrated that they stand with the artists because tickets for the show have already been sold.
The amount from ticket sales will be redirected to the THEATRE SOLIDARITY FUND (in account RO40RZBR0000060007801286 opened at Raiffeisen Bank, Piaţa Amzei Agency) where donations and sponsorships can also be transferred.
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