Mircea Cărtărescu, One of the Towering Figures of Contemporary Literature, Comes to RCI New York
Romanian author Mircea Cărtărescu, the winner of some of the most prestigious international literary awards, including The Dublin Literary Award (2024) and The Los Angeles Times Book Prize (2023), is making his much-awaited return to New York for a special soiree at the
“Cancer, Choreographed” Debuts in the U.S.
A participatory dance experience • An emotional tribute to those who lost their lives to cancer and those who defeated it Created by Romanian choreographer Cosmin Manolescu and based on an original text by Cătălina Florescu, “Cancer, Choreographed” is
Diversity and Contrast at the Enescu Soirees
his year’s series of no less than 28 online musical events ends in style with two charismatic performers, cellist Adrian Mantu and accordionist Dermot Dunne, offering a program full of contrast and daring choices made of works by Constantin Dimitrescu, Nadia Boulanger,
Imaginative Pianist Silvan Negruțiu at the Enescu Soirees
This week's recital at the Enescu Soirees features Romanian-American Silvan Negruțiu, praised by the Romanian musical press as “a startling and authentic pianist displaying rich imagination and brilliant vigor. The accomplished musician will offer a program of Romanian
Romanian Women Voices in North America / Ep. 6: Anca Mizumschi and Adela Sinclair
Women writers dominate the literature written by Romanians in North America. Our literary series, turning the spotlight on this phenomenal wave of creativity, organized in partnership with Denver-based Bucharest Inside the Beltway, brings together the largest group of Romanian-American
MONDAY Theatre at Green Hours in FringeNYC
The Sunshine Play and Bucharest Calling Written by Peca Ştefan Directed by Ana Mărgineanu Cast members: Laurenţiu Bănescu Isabela Neamţu Cosmin Seleşi Katia Pascariu Daniel Popa Following its first New York City endeavor in November 2006, MONDAY Theatre