Tonight, the National Theatre’s Grand Hall will host an “all-encompassing” anniversary performance, in the manner and vision peculiar to the great and ever enthusiastic actor-director Dan Puric. The presentation is dedicated to the memory of the beloved actor Dem Radulescu. The production “Don Quixote” was created at the initiative of the Cervantes Institute, by the “I. L. Caragiale” National Theatre in Bucharest, in partnership with the “Passepartout D.P.” company and the “Art Production” Foundation, bringing together European myth and pantomime, the universal language of theatre. The famous protagonist of Cervantes’s novel rides out once again to fight the windmills, in a performance signed Dan Puric. A Don Quixote who walked out of the book and is riding past us, holding out the only promise of redemption for the soul, in an agonic civilization. Tonight’s event will also see the launch of the “Don Quixote” DVD, including also a documentary about the 2006 European tour and the Making Of.
Venue: National Theatre; Address: 2 Nicolae Balcescu
The diplomatic daily newspaper Nine O’Clock does not assume responsibility for the information received and published on the public website. The responsibility for the content lies solely with the issuer of the press release.
The diplomatic daily newspaper Nine O’Clock cannot be held accountable for false information transmitted by the recipients of the press releases/announcements.
The diplomatic daily newspaper Nine O’Clock reserves the right not to publish press releases that contain inappropriate expressions or accusations and violations of the rights of other individuals, guaranteed by the Constitution of Romania.
The content of the website www.nineoclock.ro is intended for public information. Copying, reproduction, recompilation, modification, as well as any form of content exploitation from this website are prohibited. The use of the Comments section signifies your agreement to abide by the terms and conditions regarding the publication of comments on www.nineoclock.ro.
