Petronela Zurba

Despre Petronela Zurba

Graduate of the “George Enescu” University of Arts in Iași, Faculty of Composition, Musicology, Music Pedagogy and Theater – Actor’s Art Department, puppet and puppet master, Class teacher – Natalia Dănăilă, Mihaela Arsenescu-Werner, Ion Sapdaru, class of 1996

Actress of the “Marin Sorescu” National Theatre in Craiova since 1999

Roles at the National Theatre “Marin Sorescu” Craiova

Dr. Wangel’s first wife – “ The Woman of the Sea” by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Andriy Zholdak, season 2021-2022, premiere February 5, 2022

New Year’s Eve, People and Dogs – “ Dog with man. Dog without a man. ” by Lia Bugnar, Dan Coman, Simona Goşu, Maria Manolescu, Oana Pellea, Radu Tudoran and Radu Afrim, directed by Radu Afrim, season 2021-2022, premiere October 9, 2021

Petronela – “Viva la vulva” , lyrics by Marius Aldea, concept, direction and scenography by Andrea Gavriliu, season 2020-2021, premiere April 24, 2021

Ema / other characters – “Heart and other meat dishes” by Dan Coman, directed by Radu Afrim, season 2020-2021, premiere October 3, 2020

Madeleine Lonant – “1,2,3… Bébé” by André Roussin, directed by Alexandru Boureanu, season 2019-2020, premiere September 28, 2019

Angel 2 – “Goodbye, Europe!” by Ion Desideriu Sirbu, directed by Bogdan Cristian Dragan, 2018-2019 season, premiere June 27, 2019

Sonia – “Under (Re) Construction” by Marco Tesei, directed by Alex Teodorescu, season 2018-2019, premiere April 19, 2019

Armored Division Dance Corps – „Aias. Essay on dementia “ after” Aias “by Sophocles, directed by Mihai Măniuțiu, season 2018-2019, premiere September 21, 2018

Lala – “The Snail Rescuers” by Bogdan Cristian Dragan, directed by Bogdan Cristian Dragan, 2017-2018 season, premiere January 20, 2018

Margareta Aldea – „Gaiţele” by Alexandru Kirițescu, directed by Alexandru Boureanu, season 2017-2018, premiere September 22, 2017

Socrates’ Assistant – “ Clouds” by Aristophanes, directed by Hakob Ghazanchyan, season 2016-2017, premiere November 27, 2016

Holy Sunday / Puppy – “Santa’s girl and the midwife’s girl” by Bogdan Ulmu after Ion Creangă, season 2015-2016, premiere March 31, 2016

Hilda – “Eve Braun’s Revolt” by Bogdan Cristian Dragan, directed by Bogdan Cristian Dragan, 2015-2016 season, premiered January 23, 2016

The Magician – “The Smart” theatrical fairy tale by Traian Săvinescu after The Brothers Grimm, directed by Traian Savinescu, season 2014-2015, premiere May 19, 2015

Chloe – “Lysistrata” by Aristophanes, directed by Yiannis Paraskevopoulos, 2012-2013 season, premiere February 22, 2013

Oh-Oh – “Apocalypse after Shakespeare” by Janusz Wiśniewski, directed by Janusz Wiśniewski, season 2012-2013, premiere December 22, 2012

Spirit – “A Storm” by William Shakespeare, directed by Silviu Purcărete, 2011-2012 season, premiere February 18, 2012

Monika Tomason – “Thieves” by Dea Loher, directed by Alina Rece, 2011-2012 season, premiere October 9, 2011

Sunflower – “ Stretched Beads” by Victor Eftimiu, directed by Alexandru Boureanu, 2008-2009 season, premiere February 15, 2009

Antonia / Fermina – “The Man from La Mancha” by Dale Wasseermann, directed by Cezar Ghioca, season 2008-2009, premiere November 1, 2008

Jeannie – “Fat” by Neil LaBute, directed by Mircea Cornişteanu, season 2007-2008, premiere September 23, 2007

In Choir – “Medea” by Euripides, directed by Yiannis Paraskevopoulos, 2005-2006 season, premiere April 15, 2006

Varia – “Cherry Orchard” by Anton Pavlovich Chekhov, directed by Alexa Visarion (dubbed by Romanita Ionescu), 2005-2006 season, premiere January 15, 2006

Didina Mazu – “D’ale carnavalului” by Ion Luca Caragiale, directed by Mircea Cornișteanu, season 2001-2002, premiere February 10, 2002

Honor Blanke – “The Rogue of the West” by John Millington Synge, directed by László Bocsárdi, season 2000-2001, premiere June 21, 2001

Ion Mogorogea / A Girl – “Childhood Memories” after Ion Creanga, directed by Nicolae Poghirc, season 2000-2001, premiere April 29, 2001

Desneiges Verrette – “Cumetrele” by Michel Tremblay, directed by Petre Bokor, season 2000-2001, premiere April 22, 2001

Nathalie – “Holiday in Guadeloupe” by Pierre Sauvil and Eric Assous, directed by Mircea Cornişteanu, season 2000-2001, premiere February 4, 2001

Figurative – “Gossip Carnival” after “Women’s Gossip” by Carlo Goldoni, directed by Vlad Mugur, season 1999-2000, premiere October 14, 2000

In chorus – “Phaedra” after Seneca and Euripides, directed by Silviu Purcărete, season 1999-2000, premiered in Vienna on June 8, 1993, in collaboration with Festwochen in Vienna, Austria, and premiered at the TNC headquarters on June 29, 1993

Maria – “Perpetua and Felicitas” dramatic screenplay by Tudor Chirilă, directed by Tudor Chirilă, season 1999-2000, premiere February 12, 2000