Dream after William Shakespeare (dir. Nicolas Cristache)
Nov-20
at the Small Hall
Following the success of the production The Tempest, Nicolas Cristache offers the Târgu Mureș audience a new encounter with the fascinating and inexhaustible universe of William Shakespeare.
“‘Dream’: a new dynamic and vibrant interpretation of Shakespeare’s most delightful comedy, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, explores the complexity of love in all its forms and complications, through a story that unfolds like a kaleidoscope of emotions.
Love is the key word around which the entire action is built, and as the story progresses, it reveals more and more shapes and shades, transforming this abstract idea – Love – into something tangible that we can see, feel, and taste. The Dream carries us toward the meeting point between two worlds – the physical and the metaphysical, the free world and the one constrained by society’s rules and pressures. We are invited to reflect on the nature of love, observing how it has the power to transform any situation it touches.
In a daily reality where fear and violence seem more widespread than positive emotions and feelings, this performance aims to offer the audience a necessary escape filled with humor and fantasy, blending the real with the imaginary and reminding us of the extraordinary power of love to bring harmony into our lives.”
— Nicolas Cristache
Love is the key word around which the entire action is built, and as the story progresses, it reveals more and more shapes and shades, transforming this abstract idea – Love – into something tangible that we can see, feel, and taste. The Dream carries us toward the meeting point between two worlds – the physical and the metaphysical, the free world and the one constrained by society’s rules and pressures. We are invited to reflect on the nature of love, observing how it has the power to transform any situation it touches.
In a daily reality where fear and violence seem more widespread than positive emotions and feelings, this performance aims to offer the audience a necessary escape filled with humor and fantasy, blending the real with the imaginary and reminding us of the extraordinary power of love to bring harmony into our lives.”
— Nicolas Cristache
THE DREAM
adapted by Nicolas Cristache after William Shakespeare
adapted by Nicolas Cristache after William Shakespeare
Cast:
Mihai CRĂCIUN – Puck
Elena PUREA – Titania
Costin GAVAZĂ – Oberon
Larisa DOBRIN – Hermia
Daniel SUCIU – Lysander
Sergiu ȘTEFANACHE – Demetrius
Laura MIHALACHE – Helena
Steliana BĂLĂCIANU – Fairy
Liviu PANCU – Theseus
Dana PANCU – Hippolyta
Tiberius VASINIUC – Egeus
Csaba CIUGULITU – Nick Bottom (Pyramus)
Ion VÂNTU – Peter Quince (The Director)
Alex STOICESCU – Snug the Joiner (The Lion)
Cristian IORGA – Francis Flute (Thisbe)
Radu ANASTAS – Tom Snout (The Wall)
Alexandru-Andrei CHIRAN – Robin Starveling (The Moon)
Delia BĂLAȘA, Cristina HOLTZLI, Bianca FĂRCAȘ – Other Fairies
Mihai CRĂCIUN – Puck
Elena PUREA – Titania
Costin GAVAZĂ – Oberon
Larisa DOBRIN – Hermia
Daniel SUCIU – Lysander
Sergiu ȘTEFANACHE – Demetrius
Laura MIHALACHE – Helena
Steliana BĂLĂCIANU – Fairy
Liviu PANCU – Theseus
Dana PANCU – Hippolyta
Tiberius VASINIUC – Egeus
Csaba CIUGULITU – Nick Bottom (Pyramus)
Ion VÂNTU – Peter Quince (The Director)
Alex STOICESCU – Snug the Joiner (The Lion)
Cristian IORGA – Francis Flute (Thisbe)
Radu ANASTAS – Tom Snout (The Wall)
Alexandru-Andrei CHIRAN – Robin Starveling (The Moon)
Delia BĂLAȘA, Cristina HOLTZLI, Bianca FĂRCAȘ – Other Fairies
Artistic direction & sound design: Nicolas CRISTACHE
Scenography: Aurel ASANACHE
Lighting design: Cristian NICULESCU
Video design: Andrei BOTNARU & Radu MARȚIN
Prompter: Laura MOLDOVAN
Technical director: Laurențiu BARNEA
Scenography: Aurel ASANACHE
Lighting design: Cristian NICULESCU
Video design: Andrei BOTNARU & Radu MARȚIN
Prompter: Laura MOLDOVAN
Technical director: Laurențiu BARNEA
The performance lasts 2 hours and 15 minutes and is recommended for audiences aged 14 and above.
The show will take place on Thursday, November 20, at 7:30 p.m., in the Small Hall.
