Theater and education in April
During this period when most activities that can be transferred to home are taking place online, including courses through the "Teleșcoala" project, the Regina Maria Theater supports teachers, students and parents in Bihor County through the "Theatre and Education" campaign.
Through this initiative, we want to make available to all students in Oradea and Bihor County, free of charge, most of the titles that are part of the Romanian Language and Literature curriculum - middle school and high school grades, and at the same time promote the importance of reading and the arts.
Art, in all its forms, brings us closer to each other, finds common ground between the most distant natures and mentalities, and teaches us to give others a chance, to be the other, to create a connection with characters who inspire or amaze us, and this gift it offers us is priceless.
With these motivations as the main driving force in our action to promote theater and education, the entire month of April is dedicated to literature. The actors of the Iosif Vulcan Troupe will film themselves reading literary works such as "The Wonderful Grove" by Mihail Sadoveanu, "Animal Farm" by George Orwell, "The Moromeții" by Marin Preda or "Iona" by Marin Sorescu. The films will be promoted on the Facebook page "Theatre and Education" and are intended exclusively for students, parents and teachers from Bihor County as support in the teaching and learning process for the capacity and baccalaureate exams.
Through the Bihor County School Inspectorate, the Regina Maria Theatre has created its own database with schools in Bihor County and parents, students or teachers of Romanian Language and Literature will be able to request access to the platform where these recordings will be uploaded, at the email address [email protected].
The materials that are part of the Theater and Education campaign are intended for free use by members of the target audience and may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted or published without the written consent of the Regina Maria Theater. It is prohibited to copy, distribute, transmit, publish, reproduce, create derivative works from any information that is part of the Theater and Education campaign.
However, it is possible to download or copy specific materials available in this regard, which are intended exclusively for personal, non-commercial purposes. Their use for commercial purposes is prohibited.
The titles that you can find already published are:
• The Fountain Among the Poplars – Mihail Sadoveanu (Mirela Niță Lupu)
• Hagi Tudose – Barbu Șt. Delavrancea (Richard Balint)
• At Mânjola's Inn – IL Caragiale (Alexandru Rusu)
• The Story of Harap-Alb – Ion Creangă (Sebastian Lupu) – two parts
• The Last Night of Love, the First Night of War – Camil Petrescu (Carina Bunea) – six parts
• Iona by Marin Sorescu (Sorin Ionescu and Denisa Vlad)
• Prince Charming from Tears – Mihai Eminescu (Adela Lazar)
• The Morometians – Marin Preda (Gabriela Codrea)
• The Ox and the Calf; The Dog and the Puppy; The Bear and the Fox – Grigore Alexandrescu (Anca Sigmirean)
• Sumki – Amos Oz (Anda Tamășanu)
• Chirița in the province – Vasile Alecsandri (Petre Ghimbașan)
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