"1919 Royal Mission" is a stage adaptation based on the journals of Queen Maria and the work "The Later Chapters of My Life." This exceptional show, presented in a one-woman show format, encompasses the tumultuous year of 1919, during which Queen Maria, after surviving the Spanish flu, embarks on a diplomatic (unofficial) mission to the Paris Peace Conference, and later on a diplomatic tour to England. Upon her return to the country, alongside King Ferdinand, she undertakes a major tour in Transylvania, newly acquired as Romanian land. The opening of the first Parliament of Greater Romania, which had representatives from all regions/provinces of the country, is then recounted. It culminates with the memorable date of October 15, 1922, the coronation at Alba Iulia.
Liana Ceterchi, born on April 3, 1955, in Cluj-Napoca, is a prominent figure of the Romanian theatrical scene, a graduate of the Institute of Theatrical and Cinematographic Art in 1978 and UNATC in 1998. Alongside a rich career at the Mic Theatre, she has appeared in famous Romanian films such as "The Lair of the Salamanders", "Ecaterina Teodoroiu" (1978), "The Path of the Bones" (1980), "Pride" (1981), "Blackmail" (1982), "Man of the Day" (1997), "Royal" (2010), etc.
