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by William Shakespeare<\/strong><\/p>\n

Written near Christmas 1600, Twelfth Night<\/strong>, like many other Shakespearean comedies, is based on the confusion of the identities of some characters. Viola and Sebastian, twin brothers, escape from a shipwreck, but neither knows what happened to the other's fate. Viola disguises herself as a boy to get a job as a page at the court of Duke Orsino. From here on, a series of comic situations arise. The characters are amusing. We sense that nothing serious will happen in the end, despite all the unexpected events. All the confusions will be resolved and the play will end in a perfect balance of harmony and love.<\/p>\n

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Regardless of the sources used, the plot of Shakespeare's play is more than successful. The psychological depths of some ordinary characters, the confused identities of the characters delighted the author's contemporary audience and we hope that they will delight the audience of today as well, arousing their curiosity and motivating them to come to the premiere in March<\/strong> from the Great Hall of the Regina Maria Theatre and at the following performances, where they will experience a reinvented Shakespeare.<\/p>\n

DISTRIBUTION (in the order indicated by the author):
ORSINO, Duke of Illyria: Richard Balint
SEBASTIAN, Viola's brother: R\u0103zvan Vicoveanu
ANTONIO, ship captain, friend of Sebastian: Sorin Ionescu
A SHIP CAPTAIN, friend of Viola: Ion Ruscu\u021b
VALENTIN, CURIO: Andrei Gliga
SIR TOBY BELCH, Olivia's uncle: Sebastian Lupu
SIR ANDREW AGUECHEEK: Pavel Sirghi
MALVOLIO, Olivia's steward: Ioana Drago\u0219 Gajdo
FABIAN, Olivia's servant with special status: Andrian Locovei
PARTIES, jester: Alin Stanciu\/Dan R\u0103dulescu
OLIVIA, a rich countess: Mihaela Gherdan
VIOLA, in love with the Duke: Anda T\u0103m\u0103\u0219anu
MARIA, Olivia's maid: Lucia Rogoz
Lords, monks, sailors, officers, musicians and other courtiers: Ciprian Ciuciu, Andrei Gliga, Eugen Neag, Radu Tudor<\/p>\n

Artistic director: Alexandru M\u00e2zg\u0103reanu
<\/strong>Sets: Sorana Topa
<\/strong>Costumes: Alexandra Boerescu
<\/strong>Music: Alexandru Suciu
<\/strong>Choreography: Bacz\u00f3 T\u00fcnde
<\/strong>Orchestra: Florian Chelu (guitar), Alexandru Szuz (drums), Alexandru St\u00eengu (guitar), Marian Boboia (accordion)<\/strong><\/p>\n

Translation: Mihnea Gheorghiu<\/p>\n

Premiere date: March 17, 2013<\/p>\n

Festivals:<\/strong><\/p>\n