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After the success of the world premiere of the award-winning play “The Town with Very Nice People”, written by acclaimed Romanian-American playwright, author and academic, Domnica Rădulescu, and presented by RCI New York last fall, the show moves for a special performance

We are thrilled to present on our studio stage the world premiere of The Town with Very Nice People, a hilarious, unforgiving exposé of middle-class hypocrisy, written by acclaimed Romanian-American playwright, author and academic, Domnica Rădulescu. The workshop production,

Romanian author Dan Coman joins fellow writers from Austria, Italy, Czech Republic and Malta for a new exciting project: European Literature Days - NYC (November 16-20, 2 p. m. ), introducing new and diverse European authors and books that are not to be missed. This exclusive

Performing Revolution in Central and Eastern Europe A five-month long festival featuring a wide range of performances, exhibitions, film screenings, and symposia throughout New York CityThe New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, in association with leading New

Playwrights Before the Fall: Eastern European Drama in Times of Revolution Presented by The Martin E. Segal Theatre Center in collaboration with the Czech Center, Hungarian Cultural Center, Polish Cultural Institute, Romanian Cultural Institute, and Consulate General of

May 4, 7:30 pm | RCINY Gallery Introducing Little Fingers with Filip Florian RCINY organizes a special series of literary events introducing Romanian writer Filip Florian, presenting in NYC his upcoming English edition of the acclaimed novel Little Fingers, to be published

THU, March 5 - SAT, March 7 | COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, NYC The Harriman Institute, Columbia University NYC, in partnership with the Program in Hellenic Studies, the School of the Arts Film Division and the Department of Slavic Languages & Literatures, and with the support

THU, January 8, 7 pm | BOHEMIAN NATIONAL HALL, NYC A one-night-only jam session by Europe's finest jazz musicians, featuring 16 musicians, representing 15 EU Member Countries:  Austria: Herbert Grubmair – tenor saxophone Czech Republic: Martin Zbrožek – violin

While „grand narratives have often failed, some of their applications still stand and take part in our lives. It is the case of postwar modernist housing projects, which continue to have a massive presence not only in ex-communist countries, but in most cities of Europe