A stormy night
"A Stor Stormy Night" directed by Alexandru Nagy, brings a new breath to the emblematic play written by Ion Luca Caragiale, one of the cornerstones of Romanian theater.
With a stellar cast, Nagy masterfully blends Caragiale's sharp wit and biting satire with the tough, stylized atmosphere of the famous Peaky Blinders.
While the dialog remains faithful to Caragiale's original text, the action is set in a fresh, modern context, full of tension and intrigue, reminiscent of 1920s Birmingham. The result is a production that not only honors the timeless brilliance of Caragiale's work, but also underscores its universal relevance, demonstrating once again that the genius of this national playwright transcends the barriers of time and setting.
With a stellar cast, Nagy masterfully blends Caragiale's sharp wit and biting satire with the tough, stylized atmosphere of the famous Peaky Blinders.
While the dialog remains faithful to Caragiale's original text, the action is set in a fresh, modern context, full of tension and intrigue, reminiscent of 1920s Birmingham. The result is a production that not only honors the timeless brilliance of Caragiale's work, but also underscores its universal relevance, demonstrating once again that the genius of this national playwright transcends the barriers of time and setting.