'Exodus' draws from a reality that shapes contemporary society even as we write or speak of it: migration. The play tells the story of an Eastern European  - Ben  - who tries to survive by building a new destiny in a world whose coordinates he no longer understands. The story of Ben and the motley, harsh, poetic, violent, contradictory characters they encounter, projects the need for each of them to invent a new personal history, in an attempt to integrate into a society that is principally hostile to newcomers. And in this world that does not recognise or adopt them, in cataclysmic resettlement, all these people, stripped of the shadow of their own past, invisible to those around them, emerge into the light, seeking to recover their identity.

Text MARIUS IVAŠKEVIČIUS
Translated by RALUCA RĂDULESCU
Set GINTARAS MAKAREVIČIUS
Costumes CORINA GRĂMOȘTEANU
Choreography VESTA RASA GRABŠTAITĖ
Music THE BANDITS
Light design EUGENIJUS SABALIAUSKAS
Cast Marin Lupanciuc, Ion Rizea, Ionuț Iova, Cristina Rotaru Chiperi, Flavia Giurgiu, Alexandru Romescu, Oana Iovița, Cătălin Ursu, Matei Chioariu, Alexandru Negrea, Oana Antonovici, Darius Zet, Teodor Cauș, Vlad Vajdovici, Mirela Puia, Cristian Szekeres, Otniel Floruț, Roberta Popa, Costa Tovarnisky, Sergiu Vernica, Răzvan Săbiescu, Daniela Bostan, Iulia Ioana, Sabine Osanitzky, Rareș Rusan, Tania Ionescu & The Bandits

'City Voices - Central Park' is a performance that has a single quality: it transforms. It transforms silence into a space of movement. It transforms the word into a space of movement. This is the point of incandescence where dance becomes the cypher that decodes languages as yet undiscovered  - sound for a hearing-impaired person and sign language for the actors.

Choreography PAL FRENAK
Choreography assistant ERIKA VASAS
Deaf interpreter ANGELA MATE
Cast Flavia Giurgiu, Alina Ilea, Daniela Bostan, Laura Avarvari, Marin Lupanciuc, Raul Lăzărescu, Cătălin Ursu, Alexandru Negrea. With Mario Grizea

A festive dinner turns into the perfect setting for confessions, and unmaskings with an air of déjà-vu, but this dinner has the value of showing us an extremely honest image of certain sensitive and familiar inter-human mechanisms, recognisable in the micro-cosmos of the family, but also in the inevitable social organism to which – as Aristotle claims – we belong to, as zoon politikon.

Directed by RADU IACOBAN
Set & Costumes TUDOR PRODAN
Sound design SEBASTIAN HAMBURGER
Cast Claudia Ieremia, Romeo Ioan, Ion Rizea, Andrei Chifu, Flavia Giurgiu, Alina Ilea, Matei Chioariu