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The book written by actor-poet Dionisie Vitcu is both a reference book (extremely useful in researching the history of "Vasile Alexandri" National Theater from Iasi, and beyond), as well as a creed. A creed of an outstanding servant of the theater, aware of the ephemerality of the stage performance,...
| Published in: | Theatrical Colloquia Vol. 10; no. 1; pp. 214 - 218 |
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George Enescu University of Arts, Artes Publishing House
2020
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