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IRINA MOSCU
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Stage and Costume Design
Three Sisters by Anton Chekhov
Meerkats House by David Drábek
Herbarium by Radu Afrim and Simona Popescu
A Child of the Flowers Tells a Story on a Blue Background by Radu Afrim
Journey by Moonlight by Antal Szerb
Prove It by Lucie Vérot
Our Last Terminal. Platonovka by Botond Nagy & Anton Chekhov
Villa Dolorosa by Rebekka Kricheldorf
Pam Param by Andrea Gavriliu
MASSAGE by Radu Afrim
Job’s Butchery by Fausto Paravidino
dog with a master. dog without a master by Radu Afrim, Lia Bugnăr, Maria Manolescu, Oana Pellea, Dan Coman, Radu Tudoran
Incendies by Mouawad Wajdi
My Cold Room by Joël Pommerat
Complexity of Belonging by Falk Richter
Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen / 2018
Heart and Other Flesh Matters by Dan Coman
The Grand Retro Bird Hotel by Radu Afrim
Life on the Praça Roosevelt by Dea Loher
SunTrack – The Lost Sound of a Sunny Town by Radu Afrim
All’s Good Between Us by Dorota Masłowska
The Retro Bird Hits the Building and Falls on the Hot Asphalt by Radu Afrim
Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen
The Ritual Slaughter of Gorge Mastromas by Dennis Kelly
DezOrient Express by Andrea Gavriliu
The Green Cat by Elise Wilk
The Lesson by Eugene Ionesco
You’re an animal, Viskovitz! by Alessandro Boffa
Return to Elsinore / Hamlet by Kiss Csaba
The Blue Room by David Hare
The Audience / Naive, Completely Frivolous Details in the Life and Death of the Audience by Radu Afrim
When the Full Moon Descends Over the Vintage Store by Radu Afrim
Requiem by Matei Vişniec
Agamemnon by Rodrigo García
Visiting Mister Green by Jeff Baron
BETTER – VAMA Concert
Vama deschide Vama
Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen / 2020
In a Forest Dark and Deep by Neil LaBute
Iva Bittova Concert – Soundczech Festival
Rabenthal by Jorg Graser
Uppercase Print by Radu Jude / Gianina Carbunariu
Good Evening, Mister Wilde! by Oscar Wilde
Auto by Ernesto Caballero
Carnival Staff by Ion Luca Caragiale
Performance Art
Visible Invisible performance by Irina Moscu
Artistic Rehab performance by Irina Moscu
Theatre Directing
THREE SISTERS after A.P. CHEKHOV
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Three Sisters after A.P. Cehov Review
three sisters. a talk on “why?” and “how?”. an interview by Cristina Rusiecki
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