 Centrul Cultural Romanesc (CCR) din Londra va invita Vineri 28 septembrie 2007, 19.00 – 00.30 pe vaporul HMS PRESIDENT
Victoria Embankment, Blackfriars, London EC4Y 0HJ.
Metrou: Blackfriars si Embankment
langa podul Blackfriars, pe malul de nord al Tamisei, vis-a-vis de Oxo Tower
(vezi harta aici)
Cu muzica romaneasca de ultima ora!
Bufet gratuit intre 20.30 – 21.00. Va rugam sa va confirmati prezenta in avans pentru a putea comanda cantitatea necesara de mancare. Tombola cu premii romanesti extraordinare intre 21.30 – 22.00.
Dupa tombola: DISCOTECA ROMANEASCA pana la 00.30!!!
Bilete rezervate (plata la intrare): £7/£5 pentru membrii CCR. £6 reducere pentru studenti (cu legitimatie de student). Pentru a beneficia de biletul cu pret special pentru membrii CCR va rugam sa aduceti legitimatia de membru CCR. Pentru biletele fara rezervare se percepe o taxa de £1.
EXTRA PREMIU: Veniti la petrecere inainte de ora 20.00 si puteti castiga un premiu romanesc surpriza!
Rezervati ACUM si evitati taxa de £1!
Puteti rezerva biletele printr-un e-mail la
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sau la tel. 020 7439 4052, int. 102.
Supported by: Romani-Online.co.uk, Roexport Ltd., ACUM-United Moldovans Community in the UK, Diaspora Romaneasca newspaper
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Citeste mai departe... [Vineri 28 septembrie - Petrecerea romaneasca]
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Doina Levintza comes to the UK to develop a new project in fashion design and theatre at the Romanian Cultural Institute in London for 2008. Her agenda includes a private view of "The Golden Age of Couture" exhibition at Victoria & Albert Museum, meetings with professionals from the fashion industry, set designers, journalists and fashion critics.
Levintza is a household name in Romania's fashion industry and her reputation for excellence goes far beyond state borders. In 1990 she set up her own modeling agency which specializes in theatre and film costumes and also in fashion. Her shows toured European and US fashion capitals such as Paris, Monte Carlo, London, Washington and New York.
Along with Dan Coma she was appointed "purveyor to the Royal Court of Romania" by HRH Princess Margarita, which is proof that "their creations can be placed at the same level with the big labels in the fashion industry".
When: 18-25 September 2007
Where: Victoria & Albert Museum, Romania Cultural Institute, London
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 Thursday 20 September 2007 – CULTURE POWER PRESENTATION: ‘Moldova: Between Integration and Conflict’ by Serafim Florea
19.00 – 21.00, The Romanian Cultural Centre, 8th floor, 54-62 Regent
Street, London W1B 5RE; Tel. 020 7439 4052, ext 102; e-mail:
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; Entry is free but booking is essential.
“After a vicious war in 1991, the tiny region of the Republic of
Moldova on the eastern bank of river Dniester has been occupied and
landlocked by the Russian 14th army with an authoritarian and
anti-democratic regime under Igor Smirnov. This regime, outlawed by the
international community and branded as smuggling and banditry, is
blamed for exporting mafia activities to the other side of the Republic
of Moldova, and is affecting Moldova’s economic and political
development. Thus, of huge concern are not only the valuable energy
outlets and several thriving industrial enterprises controlled by
Moscow and Smirnov’s regime, but mostly the wellbeing of the 380,000
ethnic Romanian-Moldovans living in the Transnistrian region, who are
oppressed and persecuted, and live in constant fear and chaos.
Similarly, as never before, of immediate concern is the future of
another 2 million Romanian-Moldovans, left in the western part of the
Republic also under authoritarian rule, and another 2 millions who
emigrated as they could.
A ‘European’ solution, for stability and development in the Republic of Moldova, is acutely needed.” (Serafim Florea)
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Citeste mai departe... [20 september - âMoldova: Between Integration and Conflictâ by Serafim Florea]
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 Thursday 13 September 2007 – CULTURE POWER PRESENTATION: ‘A Repertoire of Glories: Making Theatre in Romania after 1989’ by Radu Alexandru Nica
19.00 – 21.00, The Romanian Cultural Centre, 8th floor, 54-62 Regent Street, London W1B 5RE; Tel. 020 7439 4052, ext 102; e-mail:
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; Entry is free but booking is essential.
“Romanian theatre swings between two poles, both dusty and sterile: psychological realism (used by the still living members of the ‘Golden Age’) and metaphorical symbolism (used by the 50-plus generation and some younger people who aged prematurely).
We believe that the new generations of artists tend to resemble their teachers. All clones. But, by far, the worst part is that they have greatness thrust upon them by the current system, and are promoted as paragons of talent. Whoever doesn’t feel this way will be an outcast. It hurts to say it, but these young people perform in a terribly old-fashioned way and often tend to do things even more badly than their predecessors.
The Romanian theatre, in order to align and synchronize with the aesthetic reality of the West and break its present semi-stagnant state, must approach the analysis of the NOW. Romanian theatre has to escape excessive aestheticism and reinvent realism. Today we need a new realism!” (Radu Alexandru Nica)
Radu Alexandru Nica is a Romanian theatre director. He studied theatre direction in Cluj and Munich. Radu believes that theatre should try to express the world as it is, without makeovers which are based on intellectual showing-off. Before directing his own shows, Radu worked as an assistant director for Andrei Serban and Silviu Purcarete, two of the greatest Romanian theatre directors. At the moment, Radu creates shows for the National Theatre ‘Radu Stanca’ in Sibiu, Transylvania, and also works with theatres in Bucharest, Cluj and TImisoara.
Organised by The Ratiu Foundation UK
ratiufamilyfoundation.com
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Citeste mai departe... [13 septembrie - âA Repertoire of Glories: Making Theatre in Romania after 1989â]
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 The Romanian Cultural Institute in London will continue the concert series Young Romanian musicians in London, hosted in previous years by St Martin-in-the-Fields.
The series promotes the outstanding musical abilities of young Romanian artists (students or graduates of the Royal Academy of Music, Royal College of Music, Guildhall School of Music and Drama, etc).
The concert is given by Romanian harpist Paula Popa and Naiades Ensemble (Eilana Eisen, Jem Murraham, Nadya Larsen, Mike Wigram, Helen Manente, Emily Worthington). They will play works by David Watkins, Ravel, Felicia Donceanu, Claude Debussy, Albert Roussel, Jouis Rohozinski and Sergiu Natra.
Award winning harpist Paula Popa has performed in front of HRH The Queen, HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Princess Marina Sturza of Romania, Lord Eddie George (former governor of the Bank of England) to name but a few.
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Citeste mai departe... [20 septembrie - Concertino pastorale: Paula Popa and Naiades Ensemble]
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