National Theater Festival, 35th edition Bucharest, October 26, 2025 FNT 2025. It’s watching you!
Sunday, October 26 The marathon of book launches in FNT 11.00 Cărturești Modul Bookstore (Str. Academiei, no. 18-20) Body, Vibration
Culture
Interview Director Andrei Ujică, about the nostalgia of authoritarianism: “Countries are rarely prepared to look at their own history honestly”
Andrei Ujică believes that lucidity is a rare form of courage. In a world dominated by the flow of dangerous
How independent artists are turning real stories into social performances. “Tenants are increasingly under pressure, rents are rising”
From the stories of tenants evicted from their homes, to the experiences of those dealing with mental health disorders, two
The art of resistance, ep. 4. The city you rediscover: the teenagers of Sulina give voice to the local heritage
In Sulina, the city that seems to float between the sea and the Delta, a group of teenagers learns to
National Theater Festival, 35th edition Bucharest, October 24, 2025
Friday, October 24 Event hosted in FNT 11.00 ARCUB, Great Hall You don’t make spring with a woman. Yesterday’s archives
National Theater Festival, 35th edition Bucharest, October 23, 2025
Thursday, October 23 Event hosted in FNT 13.00 The National Museum of Romanian Literature (Strada N. Crețulescu, no. 8) Mihai
National Theater Festival, 35th edition Bucharest, October 22, 2025
Wednesday, October 22 TNR to FNT 12.00 UNITY The Labdacid Trilogy (“Oedipus the King”, “Oedipus at Colonus” and “Antigone” by
National Theater Festival, 35th edition Bucharest, October 21, 2025
Tuesday, October 21 Performance-reading mode 16.00 “IL Caragiale” National Theater in Bucharest, Media Hall Luceafar. Sex of Alex Gorghe Director:
Lord of the Dance returns to Romania in 2026: 30 years of magic on stage
After years in which the Romanian public received them with enthusiasm and full halls, Lord of the Dance is set
The art of resistance, ep. 1. The culture that reaches where no one goes: from the barnyard scene to the identity scene
From impromptu stages in suburbs and churchyards to workshops for young people from vulnerable backgrounds, independent culture finds its way