RCI London's Theatre Season Continues with Andreea Tănase's "All's Well That Ends"
Join us for an evening of theatrical brilliance!We are excited to continue our 2024 Theatrical Season on World Theatre Day with Andreea Tănase's captivating play, All’s Well That Ends. A show created by the British theatre company Kibo Productions under the direction
A Brilliant Adagio for the London September
Cellist Cornelius Zirbo and pianist Dimitri Malignan crown a perfect September afternoon in the heart of London with a mesmerising combination of Schumann, Hindemith, Lipatti and Piazzolla as part of the Romanian Series at St Martin-in-the-Fields. With guest pianist Miriam
Mesmerising Duo Lucian Ban and Mat Maneri in the 'Enescu Concerts' Series
Characterised as one of the most gifted pianists to move to New York in the past decade“ (Bruce Lee Galanter), enthusiastically reviewed by major British jazz publications like Jazzwise and Jazz Journal, Romanian ground-breaking composer and pianist Lucian Ban and American
Star Globetrotter Michael Portillo at the Romanian Cultural Institute
We are thrilled to present Michael Portillo's fascinating TV travelogue about Romania, 'Transylvania to the Black Sea', part of BBC Two's popular 'Great Continental Railway Journeys', followed by a conversation, moderated by RCI Director Dorian
The Oedipe Month in London 4.05-08.06/ London
Idiosyncratic yet overwhelming, difficult yet visionary, momentous yet somehow overlooked, George Enescu's 'Oedipe' is one of the creative triumphs of modernist operatic realm. We are celebrating the absolute premiere of this enigmatic masterpiece in Great
Photographing the Soul of Music: The Portraits of the Enescu Festival /03.03-8.06.2016/ London
Captured in the backdrops of Romania's biggest musical event, George Enescu International Festival in Bucharest, the photographs of Cornel Brad offer an revealing depiction of the excitement, expectation and relief that make the life of the great musicians in those
Romanian Artists for an Imaginary Museum
It's 2053. All of the artworks in Tate Liverpool's special exhibition An Imagined Museum have vanished and are replaced by a 'living museum', that is, an army of people assembled to preserve the memory of the artworks that were once on display. This is
Enescu's 'Romanian Rhapsody' at Cadogan Hall
We are getting ready to welcome the festive winter season with a grand concert presented by the Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra of London, under the baton of Christopher Petrie, and world-renowned pianist Leslie Howard. The concert features George Enescu's impassioned
A Romanian Docuhistory at UCL SSEES’ Centenary Film Festival
Part of the renowned University College London, The School of Slavonic and East European Studies (SSEES) is celebrating 100 years as academic gateway to the East European cultures and societies, through a series of commemorative events. Among various festivities,
Răzvan Suma and Rebeca Omordia at St James's Piccadilly
The hottest Romanian cellist of the moment and one of the most charismatic young pianists join forces for a musical sojourn infused by pathos, subtlety and consummate artistry, featuring works by Dvořák, Fauré, Schumann and John Ireland. The recital, taking place in one
Rebeca Omordia - July Pianist of the World at SMITF
At the end of July, we're back in St Martin-in-the-Fileds' most popular concert series, 'Pianists of the World', with a recital offered by the remarkably gifted young pianist Rebeca Omordia. The programme features works by Sergei Rachmaninoff, Maurice
Heritage and Innovation: Romania at the London Festival of Architecture
Our fourth participation at the London Festival of Architecture(LFA), a citywide celebration of international built environment from over 40 countries, brings together the extraordinary creators of 120 years of Romanian architectural heritage and the heralds of contemporary