FIREHOUSE CREATIVE PRODUCTIONS

stories, collaboration, innovation

FIREHOUSE CREATIVE PRODUCTIONS

stories, collaboration, innovation

FIREHOUSE CREATIVE PRODUCTIONS

stories, collaboration, innovation

FIREHOUSE CREATIVE PRODUCTIONS

stories, collaboration, innovation

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THE ROMANIAN SEASON

Firehouse Creative Productions launched the first Romanian Season of new writing in London. Featuring two theatre productions, book and play readings, post show talks, an ongoing art installation, puppetry workshops and music, the season showcased the best of emerging Romanian talent. The Season broadened UK perspectives on Romania’s new generation and connected UK audiences with Romania’s new wave of playwrights, who are dramatising personal, social and universal issues in ways imbued with striking immediacy and emotional rawness.

In association with
The New Diorama Theatre, with support from The Romanian Cultural Institute.

Productions:
ELEVATOR, by Gabriel Pintilei, directed by Rachel Parish

BONES FOR PRINCE (Original title Bones for Otto), by Lia Bugnar, directed by Christian Hogas

Staged readings:
THE SUNSHINE PLAY, by Stefan Peca, directed by Peter Stickney

THE “ROMANIA” COMPLEX, by Mihaela Michailov, directed by Natasha Nixon

LIKE DROPS OF BLOOD ON THE ELEVATOR FLOOR, by Maria Manolescu, directed by Sophie Motley

LOVE THYSELF, by Maria Manolescu, directed by Natasha Nixon

Other events:
GALA FUNDRAISING NIGHT featuring singer songwriter Monooka, Romanian tipples and culinary delights cooked by the creative team!

PUPPETRY WORKSHOPS for families led by Monica Madas

An ongoing
ART INSTALLATION set in the corridor of The New Diorama Theatre created by Ioana Iliesiu

"Presenting these plays within the context of the London theatre scene, a place where cultural diversity is more than mere exposure...the productions were charged with a vibrant new energy. What draws our attention...is the raw emotion and liveliness of the visceral writing, which talks about universal subjects in a new and provocative way." Anca Ionita, Time Out Bucharest.