by Ramona Abrudan, photo: Nie-Taki Foundation In today’s world, where borders are becoming increasingly rigid and refugees carve their paths in desperate search of survival, the title “Crossing not allowed” takes on the weight of a necessary plea. It becomes a painful mirror of an uncomfortable reality—one that can no longer be ignored. The performance, […]
by Natalia Oprea, photo: Augustina Iohan In the pale light of the stage, amid the relentless pulses of tension and tenderness, “War ai ni”, a non-verbal performance by the Baewoochango Theater Group from South Korea, comes to life like a haunting melody in a world torn apart by war. Directed by Kim Ka Young, the
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by Natalia Oprea, photo: AI generator Throughout history, theatre has continuously evolved, adapting to the needs of its audiences and the cultures that embraced it. Among its many forms, non-verbal theatre remains one of the most powerful and universal expressions of human emotion and the art of storytelling. Without relying on spoken language, this form
by Natalia Oprea, photo: Maria Ștefănescu As part of the vibrant International Theatre Festival in Târgoviște, “Mihai Viteazul” Square was transformed into a boundless stage – a place where strangers became close and language barriers melted away in the rhythm of music and movement. In this Happening, students from Kyonggi University in Seoul, South Korea,
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by Mirela Sandu Gheorghiu, photo: Courtesy of Mihai Țărnă In Târgoviște, the Babel Festival continues to prove that it is more than just a theatre event. It is a true festival of the arts – a living space where theatre, film, visual art, and performance coexist and mutually enhance one another. The screening of the
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by Mirela Sandu Gheorghiu, photo: Maria Ștefănescu Today, June 11, the BABEL Festival is experiencing one of the most special days of its 2025 edition: an entire day dedicated to maestro Eugenio Barba, one of the most influential figures in contemporary theatre. Founder of Odin Teatret and initiator of theatre anthropology, Barba does not come
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