Play in three parts, eight scenes and an epilogue by G.M.Zamfirescu
\nAbsolute premiere<\/p>\n
Artistic director: Eugen Mercus<\/strong> The premiere of the show "The Change of Face" took place in Oradea as part of the cultural event "Scenic Monograph: GM Zamfirescu", intended to shed new light on an active presence in interwar theatrical life in Romania. Along with the Oradea performance, the event included the show "The Idol and Ion Anapaoda" (National Theater "IL Caragiale") and a colloquium attended by renowned critics, historians and theater people.<\/p>\n Grief-stricken by the suicide of his father, recognized for his exemplary honesty, Pamfil rises up against corrupt politicians, thieves, swindlers, capable of anything to defend their gains and positions. To expose them, Pamfil insinuates himself into their ranks, imitating them to perfection in style and means. The moment he has enough information about everyone, Pamfil can annihilate them, even with their own methods \u2013 blackmail, deception. But can one man \u2013 even if he is strong and honest like Pamfil \u2013 overthrow an entire order?<\/p>\n Pamfil's approach stems from both the desire to avenge his dead father and political conviction, the belief that a revolution is possible and necessary. He tries to break the state of passivity and pessimism by taking action, fighting for a better ideal, for a "change in face".<\/p>\n Distribution:<\/p>\n Manda and the Lady with the Pussy:\u00a0 Anca Miere Chiril\u0103<\/strong> Technical director: Elena Varlam AWARDS: \u00a0<\/p>\n ","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Pies\u0103 \u00een trei p\u0103r\u0163i, opt tablouri \u015fi un epilog de G.M.Zamfirescu Premier\u0103 absolut\u0103 Regia artistic\u0103:\u00a0 Eugen Mercus Decor:\u00a0 Virgil Luscov Costume:\u00a0 Virgil Luscov \u015fi Maria Ha\u0163eganu Ilustra\u0163ia muzical\u0103:\u00a0 ing.Lucian Ionescu (Radioteleviziunea Rom\u00e2n\u0103 Bucure\u015fti) Data premierei:\u00a0 10 septembrie 1982 Premiera spectacolului \u201eSchimbarea la fa\u0163\u0103\u201d a avut loc la Oradea \u00een cadrul manifest\u0103rii culturale \u201eMonografia scenic\u0103: G.M. […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":0,"template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false},"categorie-arhiva":[494],"class_list":["post-10160","arhiva","type-arhiva","status-publish","hentry","categorie-arhiva-unsorted"],"aioseo_notices":[],"aioseo_head":"\n\t\t\n\t\n\t\n\t\n\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t
\nDecor: Virgil Luscov<\/strong>
\nCostumes: Virgil Luscov<\/strong> and Maria Hateganu<\/strong>
\nMusical illustration: engineer Lucian Ionescu<\/strong> (Romanian Radio and Television Bucharest)
\nPremiere date: September 10, 1982<\/p>\n
\nNastase:\u00a0 Ioan Oros, George Voinese<\/strong>
\nWeek:\u00a0 Florence Manea<\/em>
\nPhilofteia:\u00a0 Mariana Vasile<\/strong>
\nTinca and Inconsolable:\u00a0 Alla Tautu<\/strong>
\nPamphilus and Valentine:\u00a0 Nicolae Barosan<\/strong>
\nBran:\u00a0 Laurian Jivan<\/strong>
\nBaby and Mazilu:\u00a0 Marcel Seg\u0103rceanu<\/strong>
\nNedelcu and Roscule\u021b:\u00a0 Valentin Avrigeanu<\/strong>
\nMateias:\u00a0 Ion Abrudan<\/strong>
\nFudulu:\u00a0 Eugen Harizomenov<\/strong>
\nStan:\u00a0 John Moldovan<\/strong>
\nStanica and Catunaru:\u00a0 Tiberiu Covaci<\/strong>
\nDoodle:\u00a0 Eugen Tugulea<\/strong>
\nPeacock Acarus:\u00a0 John Martin<\/strong>
\nVirgin:\u00a0 Tania Filip, Mariana Vasile<\/strong>
\nProfirius:\u00a0 Marcel Popa<\/strong>
\nAristic:\u00a0 Nicholas Thomas<\/strong>
\nVisants:\u00a0 Ion Tomorrow<\/strong>
\nReporter:\u00a0 Emil Sauciuc<\/strong>
\nPriboianu:\u00a0 Peter the Deacon<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nPrompter: Dimitrios Stefanidis
\nLighting: Vasile Blejan
\nSound: Dorel Olea<\/p>\n
\n-The show was awarded at the Boto\u015fani Historical Theatre Festival, 1983, with the award for repertory choice. Interpretation award: Eugen \u0162ugulea for the role of Dudul\u0103.
\n-The show was presented together with the show The Idol and Ion Anapoda of the National Theatre in Bucharest as part of the colloquial event The Stage Monograph GMZamfirescu<\/em><\/p>\n