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    The Eminescu Theatre in Chisinau, Moldova is a historically and architecturally significant national theatre named after the Romanian poet Mihai Eminescu. Construction began in the 1930s but was halted due to economic problems. It reopened in 1954 and has since staged many acclaimed productions. It was originally founded in 1933 and has had different names over the years, taking on its current name in 1994 when it became the national theatre. During World War 2, many of the troupe joined the front while others were evacuated and formed a song and dance ensemble to perform for soldiers. Some of the theatre's best received productions over the years are listed.

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    The Eminescu Theatre in Chisinau, Moldova is a historically and architecturally significant national theatre named after the Romanian poet Mihai Eminescu. Construction began in the 1930s but was halted due to economic problems. It reopened in 1954 and has since staged many acclaimed productions. It was originally founded in 1933 and has had different names over the years, taking on its current name in 1994 when it became the national theatre. During World War 2, many of the troupe joined the front while others were evacuated and formed a song and dance ensemble to perform for soldiers. Some of the theatre's best received productions over the years are listed.

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    THE EMINESCU THEATRE!

    PERFORMED:PROCA KIRA
    ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MONUMENTS OF
    ART, ARCHITECTURE AND HISTORICAL HERITAGES
    OF THE NATIONAL IMPORTANCE IS THE DRAMA
    THEATRE NAMED AFTER “MIHAI EMINESCU”. THE
    CONSTRUCTION OF THE BUILDING WAS INITIATED
    IN THE 1930S, EVEN DURING THE ROMANIAN
    ADMINISTRATION. BUT SOON THE WORK WAS
    STOPPED DUE TO THE POOR ECONOMIC SITUATION
    AND LACK OF FUNDING. CONSTRUCTION
    CONTINUED UNTIL AFTER THE END OF THE SECOND
    WORLD WAR, AND ITS GRAND AND REMARKABLE
    OPENING WAS HELD IN 1954.
    INITIALLY THE THEATRE WAS FOUNDED IN 1933 IN TIRASPOL
    AND IT WAS CALLED THE FIRST MOLDAVIAN DRAMA THEATRE.
    IT WAS ONE OF THE LEADING THEATRES OF THE MOLDAVIAN
    SSR. A LITTLE LATER IN 1939, IT BECAME THE MUSICAL-
    DRAMATIC ONE AND IN 1940 THE THEATRE MOVED TO
    CHISINAU. IN 1945, THE THEATRE WAS NAMED AFTER
    ALEXANDER PUSHKIN- THE GREAT RUSSIAN POET AND
    POLITICIAN, UNDER THIS NAME IT WORKED UNTIL 1994, WHEN,
    TOGETHER WITH THE STATUS OF THE NATIONAL THEATRE IT
    WAS GIVEN THE NAME OF THE ROMANIAN LITERATURE CLASSIC
    MIHAI EMINESCU.DURING THE GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR OF 1941-
    1945 YEARS MOST OF THE TROUPE CAST WENT TO THE FRONT,
    AND THE REST WERE EVACUATED, AMONG THESE ARTISTS WAS
    FORMED THE MOLDAVIAN SONG AND DANCE ENSEMBLE, AND
    CONCERT BRIGADES REGULARLY VISITED THE ACTIVE
    MILITARY UNITS IN ORDER TO SUPPORT SOLDIERS SPIRITS
    DURING THE WAR. THEN TROUPE RETURNED TO CHISINAU,
    IMMEDIATELY AFTER ITS LIBERATION IN 1944.AT THE THEATRE
    WERE ORGANIZED BALLET AND OPERA STUDIOS. IN 1955-1957
    IT FUNCTIONED AS MOLDOVAN OPERA, BALLET AND DRAMA
    THEATRE. THE IMPULSE FOR MUSICAL AND DRAMA
    PERFORMANCE DIRECTION WAS THE STAGING SHOW OF THE
    HEROIC - ROMANTIC PLAY "HAIDUK" BY ROM- LEBEDEV (1937).
    THE PLAY PRESENTATION WAS BRIGHT AND BRILLIANT WITH
    LOTS OF MUSIC AND DANCING.
    AMONG THE BEST PERFORMANCES :

    • “Spring Love" Trenev (1938)


    • “The Kremlin Chiming Clocks" Pogodin (1947)

    • “Light” Lupan (1949)

    • “Ileana’s Carpet" Kornianu (1953)


    • “Mother – in - law with three daughters- in- law" by Creanga (1957)

    • “Raging Danube" Bucov (1958)


    • “Casa Mare" (1962)
    • “Birds of Our Yout " Druta (1973)
    • “Do not do me a good!" Malarchuk (1963)

    • “Two lives and the third one" Vidrascu (1963)


    • « Synzyana and Pepelia" (1956)

    • “Ovid" (1958, 1969)


    • “Iassi Carnival" Alexandri (1969)

    • “The Inspector " by Gogol (1972)

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