Performances

  

       2008 - "Shakespeare, I love you" by Sorin Misirianţu, directed by Sorin Misirianţu
       based on Shakespeare's texts. - performance in English - 1 hour

       Synopsis - Steve, a  young  student  of  the Drama school, is expelled because of his arrogance.  He ends up in the streets both in a
proper  and  a  figurative way. He tries to earn his  living as a street actor. It  won’t  be easy for him.  Mary  Lou is a very  experimented
street  actress.  She  has acted only scenes from  Shakespeare  for years now. The meeting of the  two consumes  itself under the sign of
competition and love...
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       2008 - "Zoo Story" by Edward Albee, directed by Sorin Misirianţu
      performance in Romanian - 1 hour 20 minutes

       Synopsis - The Zoo Story, American playwright  Edward Albee's first play, explores themes of isolation, loneliness, social disparity
and  dehumanization  in  a  commercial  world.  This one-act play concerns  two characters,  Peter  and  Jerry.  Peter  is  a  middle-class
publishing  executive  with a wife, two daughters, two cats and two parakeets who lives in ignorance of the world outside his married life
while  Jerry  is  an  isolated and  disheartened man who is very troubled.  These men meet on a park bench in  New York City's Central
Park. Jerry is desperate to have a meaningful  conversation with  another human being.  He intrudes on Peter’s peaceful state offensively
regarding  his  visit  to  the  zoo.  The  action is linear, unfolding in  front of the audience in “real time”.  The elements of ironic humor and
unrelenting dramatic suspense are brought to a climax when Jerry brings his victim down to his own savage level.

       2007 - "The Emigrants" by Slavomir Mrozek, directed by Sorin Misirianţu
      performance in Romanian - 1 hour 35 minutes

       Synopsis - Two emigrants from Eastern Europe AA - a haughty and embittered intellectual and XX - a primitive boor share a grimy
windowless  basement  apartment  in a large western  European city. AA has fled as a  political  exile  seeking freedom  to  write without
constraints  and now spends his time lying in bed  thinking  about philosophical book on human liberty which he can no longer create. On
New Year's Eve  the two  attempt  to  give a party,  all the while  discussing  an ever-present obsession:  their absent native country. AA
ridicules  XX's lies and petty vanities, while at the same time he exposes his own sterile rancor. A final revelation comes when AA goads
XX  into freeing himself  from his materialistic dreams. The two emigrants are trapped  in their self-made prison. As  the drama ends with
each lying on his bed on opposite sides of the room, AA sobs and XX snores. 

       2007 - "Waiting for Godot" by Samuel Beckett, directed by Adrian Balint
      performance in Romanian - 1 hour 50 minutes

       Synopsis - The  play  emphasizes the hopelessness of life and the constant wait of the two main characters, Vladimir  and  Estragon,
for hope to return to them. Throughout the play, both these  characters seem to be waiting for  something to put an end to their boredom.
Godot, in a way, signifies “that something” people wait for in life. A play about  futility and purposelessness of existence and life, it shows
that it is  human beings  who try to infuse purpose  in the  otherwise chaotic  scheme of things.  The play  gives  importance to the role of
chance in life that acts as the driving force in life. Nobody knows what happened the day before and night after night falls without anyone
being  aware as to what  happened the days before.  The play repudiates the existence of an  organized structure to life and reiterates the
fact that time is based on chance and hence, human life is based on chance too.