„Folclor reinterpretat” de trupa GRAIU, dedicat Zilei Românității Balcanice
Începând de marți, 10 mai 2022, Institutul Cultural Român și reprezentanța din Berlin propun, pe paginile de Facebook și pe canalul YouTube, un concert în premieră, dedicat Zilei Românității Balcanice, în interpretarea trupei GRAIU, alcătuită din Alina
Maia Morgenstern și Marius Bodochi, aplaudați în Albania
Teatrul Dramaturgilor Români din București a participat, în perioada 11-14 octombrie, la cea de a XXI-a ediție a Festivalului Internaţional de Teatru “SKAMPA”, cu sprijinul Institutului Cultural Român și al Ambasadei României în Republica Albania. Spectacolul
Actorii Maia Morgenstern și Marius Bodochi duc spectacolul "Marina & Ulay" în Festivalul de Teatru din Albania
Cea de a XXI-a ediție a Festivalului Internaţional de Teatru SKAMPA, unul dintre cele mai mari evenimente de teatru internaționale din Albania, va avea loc în perioada 9 - 16 octombrie 2019, la Elbasan. Festivalul, unul dintre cele mai mari evenimente de teatru internaționale
Eastern Station
In those days they used to go to the Eastern Station, visiting some acquaintances: friends, as they might, after all, also have called them. Except that on this point, at least, Olga was right: they were not their friends; indeed, there was no way or time when they could
Nature And Architecture: The Parks And Gardens Of The Capital
Cismigiu gardens, Icoanei park, Kiseleff park (see also The green within in Gallery). Many of Bucharest’s gardens and parks, which no longer exist because of extensive urban reorganising, were shaped as the aristocracy tastefully redesigned the open space around their
Con Los Rumanos De Barcelona: Sobre La Identidad Etnica Y ¿Mundializacion (Globalizacion)?
Aa lo largo del período de su estancia en España, Vintila Horia el exiliado, se sintió como si estuviese en su antigua casa que había vuelto a encontrar (Vintila Horia fue un europeo nacido en Rumanía y arraigado en España, que edita en París, Roma y Madrid sus novelas
On Multiculturalism
South Pacific, December 1999 To be a Romanian writer (therefore in the minority) in New Zealand! Ibi patria, ubi – wife. In New Zealand, I think about the confluence of our lives. We come from so far apart, we meet unexpectedly, we link our lives, our fates together.
Once ...
The Cries of BucharestCities have their own special humming. Church bells, tram noises, horses, sergeants' whistles, car horns (banned in Bucharest), dogs barking, army trumpets, and so on, and so on – all combined, heard from a distance, forming a characteristic
The Bucharest Of Former Times
Volume I, 1871 - 1884 The Christmas of 1871? My young age then was so eagerly waiting for it. By 10 o'clock the night of the Eve, the shrill voices of the carolers would resound all over Bucharest. In those days the carolers were children from the edge of town, children
The Mogoşoaia Bridge
excerptsThe Beginnings With the passage of time the ancient road was called by sundry names: lane, bridge, promenade – as if it needed any name or title, this street of streets whose reign over the city goes back two hundred years. Victory Promenade! The Nation's
Who Needs No Theater
I get up one morning and, you know me, I take Gazetta dello Sport, to see how goes Il calcio after the Bosman sentence, which represents such a situation that you can't even begin to understand what will happen to this much cherished game. And lo and behold, what do
The Dialectics Of National Self-Criticism
Some time in the autumn of 1994, Sorin Alexandrescu asked in an interview in 22 magazine why, in the canonical battle between the various radical-democrat and nationalist structures of the opposition (and of the government), more attention is not paid to the real traditions