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PROMETEU'22, at the Finisterra Festival in Porto!

Finisterra Festival, organized by The National São João Theater of Porto and UTE, in the period of: the 27th of January until the 25th of February, represents the climax of the Catastrophe project intiated by the European Union of Theaters. After the performances of the shows will take place in all the partnering theaters, the Portuguese audience will have the opportunity to see, for five consecutive weekends, the international coproductions created inside of the project.

CST opens the year 2023 with the ”Relatively speaking” premiere, directed by Iulian Enache

The Constanța State Theater opens the year 2023 with the PREMIERE of the show ”Relatively speaking”, directed by Iulian ENACHE, on the 4th and 5th of February at the Studio Hall, on 2A Ion Lahovari street. 

Prometeu 22: the two nights of premiere at Constanța of this event show which is an international coproduction were a succes!

On the 26th and 27th of January, in Constanța, the premiere of the ”Prometeu 22” show, an international coproduction of the Hungarian State Theater of Cluj, the Constanța State Theater and SNT Drama Ljubljana, took place in the hall of the ”Oleg Danovski” Theater of Opera and Ballet. 

Constanța State Theater - recap and thoughts for the new year

At the end of a difficult year, with many succesful projects, the Constanța State Theater sends its audience the most honest of thank you's for your loyalty, applause and for the feedback which help us evaluate ourselves and helps us to build projects so that they are the most interesting, useful and valuable for the community.

We also thank the journalists, who serve as the most direct link between us and the audience, supporting us in sharing information, following our journey, and valuing our work.

Last but not least, we would like to thank our financers – the Constanța County Council – who supported us with the necessary budget to achieve our projects.

Constanța State Theatre, participation in the INTERFERENCE International Theater Festival in Cluj and tour in Miercurea-Ciuc

Two weeks ago, Constanța State Theater participated, with two performances, in one of the most important international theater festivals in Europe: INTERFERENCES, organised by the Hungarian State Theater in Cluj, recognized as one of the best theaters in Romania.

All TSC performances take place at the Studio Hall, located at 2A Ion Lahovari Street

All performances of the Constanța State Theatre take place at the TSC Studio Hall, located at 2A Ion Lahovari Street. The headquarters of the Constanța State Theatre is undergoing thermal and electrical rehabilitation, funded by European Union grants.

Important announcement! Canceled or rescheduled performances.

Cu regret vă informăm că Teatrul de Stat Constanța se află în imposibilitatea de a susține reprezentația programată vineri, 4 noiembrie, a spectacolului „8 TAȚI”, regia Irisz Kovacs, din cauza îmbolnăvirii unuia dintre actorii din distribuție.

Constanța State Theatre opens the 2022-2023 season with the premiere of the play "Seaside Stories," directed by Radu Afrim.

Teatrul de Stat Constanța deschide stagiunea 2022 – 2023 cu PREMIERA spectacolului „SEASIDE STORIES”, în regia lui Radu AFRIM, programată în datele de miercuri 26 și joi 27 octombrie, de la ora 19:00.

AWARD FOR MARIAN ADOCHIȚEI, TSC ACTOR, AT THE NATIONAL COMEDY FESTIVAL IN GALAȚI ⁕ Best Actor in a Leading Role ⁕

The award for Best Actor in a Leading Role at the 33rd edition of the National Comedy Festival in Galați went to Marian ADOCHIȚEI, an actor at the State Theatre of Constanța, for his role as Gaz in the play "Goi pușcă" by Simon Beaufoy, directed by Vlad Cristache. The jury consisted of theatre critic Mihai Brezeanu, actress Tania Popa, and director Radu Nica.

THE STATE THEATRE OF CONSTANȚA – GUEST AT PRESTIGIOUS FESTIVALS

Currently, the State Theatre of Constanța is preparing the premiere that will open the 2022-2023 theatrical season, and during this time, we are also participating in the festivals and theatrical events to which we have been invited. These festival participations represent opportunities to present ourselves as part of the theatrical movement in Romania and to gain an accurate, realistic perspective on our own activity by comparing it with the best shows in the country and relating to current trends in theatre.