November 29 17:00 - National Theatre of Cluj -
Tickets
1h 10’ without intermission
after Urmuz
A theatre installation imagined by
Helmut Stürmer, assisted by
Silviu PurcăreteTheodor Fuchs:
Rareş HontzuLittle Fuchs, White Clown:
Silvia TörökVestal of Pleasures:
Isa Berger, Enikő Blénessy, Emília Borbély B., Eva Danciu, Andreea Elena Giurgiu, Richard Hladik, Ioana Iacob, Etelka Magyari, Emese Simó, Ruxandra Stanciu, Mónika Tar, Oana Vidoni, Anne-Marie WaldeckThe Three Graces:
Andreea Elena Giurgiu, Richard Hladik, Mónika Tar Venus 1:
Daniela Török Venus 2:
Anne-Marie WaldeckVenus 3:
Dana BorteanuAlgazy:
Horia SăvescuGrummer:
Harald WeiszTurnavitu:
Olga Török Circus Director:
Franz KatteschBlack Clown:
Boris GazaAnnouncer 1:
Ida Jarcsek-GazaAnnouncer 2:
Konstantin KeidelClown Brothers:
Aljoscha Cobeţ, Tatiana Sessler-ToamiSet and light designer:
Helmut StürmerCostume designer:
Corina GrămoșteanuOriginal music:
Vasile ȘirliChoreographer:
Florin FieroiuMasks:
Ilona Varga-JáróVideo:
Andu DumitrescuCo-repetition:
Roxana ArdeleanuThe Fuchsiad is a “heroic-erotic and musical poem”, according to the author’s description. It depicts Fuchs’ odyssey from his birth: “When Fuchs was born, he preferred to come out of his grandmother’s ear, because his mother didn’t have a musical ear.” Fuchs is a talented musician and becomes a piano virtuoso. One night he goes on a trip with his piano and ends up in an obscure neighbourhood where for three hours he plays “different exercises of legato and staccato” dedicated to the Vestals of Pleasures. Venus overhears his music, seems attracted to him, and invites Fuchs to Olympus for a night.
