Cristi AVRAM
Biographic Data
| ID | 9728796 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Cristi AVRAM |
| GIVEN NAMES | Cristi |
| FAMILY NAME | AVRAM |
| SIGNATURE | AVRAM C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Romanian Waters National Administration |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Nameless Star or Chekhov's "Moscow"
This article focuses on Mihail Sebastian's play The Nameless Star, staged at the ”Elvira Godeanu” Drama Theater in Târgu Jiu, and offers a reflection on suspended time and human fragility, in a subtle encounter between the worlds of Mihail Sebastian and Chekhov. Marin Miroiu, like Chekhov's characters, lives in a reality weighed down by routine, finding refuge in astronomy, a space where ideals can breathe. Mona's appearance disturbs this stagnan…
The metaphor of kitsch in Caragiale's work. A Stormy Night & Company at "Tudor Vianu" Theatre Giurgiu
Kitsch, this aesthetic category developed in the second half of the 20th century, was one of Caragiale's points of interest, describing through it the shabby and ambitious world of a state that wanted at all costs to align itself with its Western European models. Surprised in various forms, kitsch can be found in the substratum of Caragiale's literature, underlined scenically by the performance of A Stormy Night & Company at the ”Tudor Vianu” The…
Behind the Brain - Epilepsy.Narrative Perspectives
This article, essentially a book review combined with a rehearsal journal, is focused on a project that brings to the forefront a current and yet under-publicised topic within Romania. The production Stai jos sau cazi / Sit Down or You'll Fall by Bogdan Munteanu, along with the accompanying volume "Culisele creierului – Epilepsia. Narrative Perspectives,"forms a diptych. In this, a theatrically oriented cultural work is spotlighted concurrently w…
The Merry Widow 2.0. Andrei Șerban
"Review the show or the article `Merry Widow 2.0. Andrei Șerban` traces the journey of bringing an operetta completed and premiered in 1905 up to date. Adapting and relating a musical composition to contemporary reality is an arduous process that requires rigorous probing into the depths of the libretto, the spoken text and the music to bring out their universality and relevance. By following the two versions made by director Andrei Șerban in Rom…
The Opera Libretto – Adaptation of A Canonical Literary Text, The Opera O Noapte furtunoasă by Paul Constantinescu
The opera libretto, born very often through the adaptation of large texts, is the foundation of an opera composition. What interests us is how it can independently support musicaly a story, while also preserving its quality as a literary text. On the other hand, we raise the question whether the libretto should work in the absence of the integrative, complementary background, which defines, in fact, the genre of opera - music. The first part of t…
Claus Guth and The Inverted Dioramas
This article focuses on the directorial aesthetics of Claus Guth, an artist that specialises in reinterpreting the lyric creations of the great opera houses worldwide. Disengaging or maybe understanding hidden meanings of the librettos and musical scores, speculating and reinventing the characters’ stories, the German director gives birth to new realities which mold to the original ones, transfiguring them in unexpected ways. The Messiah oratory …
Isabelle – The Last Princess of Maurice Maeterlinck
Maurice Maeterlinck, the author of some of the plays associated with the symbolist aesthetic, in which the character is often an unseen presence associated to destiny or death, writes in the first part of his career a collection of dramas in which the heroines seem to appear each time under different guises. At the end of his career, Maeterlinck returns to the mysterious universe proposed in his first text – The Princess Maleine , finishing the c…
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Isabelle – The Last Princess of Maurice Maeterlinck
Maurice Maeterlinck, the author of some of the plays associated with the symbolist aesthetic, in which the character is often an unseen presence associated to destiny or death, writes in the first part of his career a collection of dramas in which the heroines seem to appear each time under different guises. At the end of his career, Maeterlinck returns to the mysterious universe proposed in his first text – The Princess Maleine , finishing the c…
The Opera Libretto – Adaptation of A Canonical Literary Text, The Opera O Noapte furtunoasă by Paul Constantinescu
The opera libretto, born very often through the adaptation of large texts, is the foundation of an opera composition. What interests us is how it can independently support musicaly a story, while also preserving its quality as a literary text. On the other hand, we raise the question whether the libretto should work in the absence of the integrative, complementary background, which defines, in fact, the genre of opera - music. The first part of t…
Claus Guth and The Inverted Dioramas
This article focuses on the directorial aesthetics of Claus Guth, an artist that specialises in reinterpreting the lyric creations of the great opera houses worldwide. Disengaging or maybe understanding hidden meanings of the librettos and musical scores, speculating and reinventing the characters’ stories, the German director gives birth to new realities which mold to the original ones, transfiguring them in unexpected ways. The Messiah oratory …
Behind the Brain - Epilepsy.Narrative Perspectives
This article, essentially a book review combined with a rehearsal journal, is focused on a project that brings to the forefront a current and yet under-publicised topic within Romania. The production Stai jos sau cazi / Sit Down or You'll Fall by Bogdan Munteanu, along with the accompanying volume "Culisele creierului – Epilepsia. Narrative Perspectives,"forms a diptych. In this, a theatrically oriented cultural work is spotlighted concurrently w…
The Merry Widow 2.0. Andrei Șerban
"Review the show or the article `Merry Widow 2.0. Andrei Șerban` traces the journey of bringing an operetta completed and premiered in 1905 up to date. Adapting and relating a musical composition to contemporary reality is an arduous process that requires rigorous probing into the depths of the libretto, the spoken text and the music to bring out their universality and relevance. By following the two versions made by director Andrei Șerban in Rom…
The metaphor of kitsch in Caragiale's work. A Stormy Night & Company at "Tudor Vianu" Theatre Giurgiu
Kitsch, this aesthetic category developed in the second half of the 20th century, was one of Caragiale's points of interest, describing through it the shabby and ambitious world of a state that wanted at all costs to align itself with its Western European models. Surprised in various forms, kitsch can be found in the substratum of Caragiale's literature, underlined scenically by the performance of A Stormy Night & Company at the ”Tudor Vianu” The…
The Nameless Star or Chekhov's "Moscow"
This article focuses on Mihail Sebastian's play The Nameless Star, staged at the ”Elvira Godeanu” Drama Theater in Târgu Jiu, and offers a reflection on suspended time and human fragility, in a subtle encounter between the worlds of Mihail Sebastian and Chekhov. Marin Miroiu, like Chekhov's characters, lives in a reality weighed down by routine, finding refuge in astronomy, a space where ideals can breathe. Mona's appearance disturbs this stagnan…
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