On Wednesday, March 20, Bucharest will celebrate International Francophonie Day with various cultural events in museums, theatres, and educational institutions. This celebration highlights the deep-rooted connection and appreciation between Romanian culture and the French-speaking world, Visit Bucharest reports.
Here’s a glimpse into the diverse programs commemorating this special day:
The National Museum of Romanian Literature is set to host a presentation spotlighting Romanian writers influenced by French culture alongside a debate on Alexandru Macedonski, exploring his ties to French symbolism.L’Ecole Française Internationale de Bucarest will engage its students in activities such as a guided tour, a clue hunt, and a creative writing workshop at the museum, and a conference on French cultural heritage.„Nottara” Theater will feature „Dialogues without a mask,” with Vasile Şirli, a Romanian celebrated in France, sharing his journey from Bucharest to becoming a notable figure at Disneyland Paris.Municipal Theater „L.S. Bulandra” plans to honour the day through social media, showcasing French-origin productions and an interview with playwright Georges Contamin.The House of Arts „Dinu Lipatti” integrates Francophonie Day into its „I Love Lipatti” Festival, with a memorable recital by French pianist Dimitri Malignan, celebrating Dinu Lipatti’s legacy.Teatrul Mic – Small Theater and The Constantin Tănase Theater are staging French classics, with performances of „Tartuffe de Moliere” and „Some Sensations…” by Georges Feydeau, respectively.
These festivities serve as a testament to the enduring bond between Romania and the Francophone community and offer a rich cultural experience through literature, theatre, and music, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of French influence on Romanian arts.
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