THE TREASURE CITY

14+

120 min

română

0 / 25 / 50 / 100 lei

Directed by: David Schwartz

Written by: Petro Ionescu

Set design: Mihai Păcurar

Choreography: Dominik M. Iabloncic

Music and Sound Design: Mara Solomon

Directing assistance: Roxana Țentea

Sound and lights: Cătălin Filip și Alex Maftei

With: Alexandra Caras, Zsolt Csepei, Cătălin Filip, Ana Maria Marin, Paul Sebastian Popa, Doru Taloș, Tavi Voina

Poster photo and video: Mihai Păcurar

Subject

from down to feathers

Genre

ballet and pointe shoes

Mood

faux-ornithological

Orașul comoară ("The Treasure City") is a show that digs through Cluj's five-star shine and asks: who's picking up the bill? To a stand-up rhythm and with plenty of irony, the show explores how former industrial sites become luxury neighbourhoods, how land is hunted like gold, and how, behind the "smart city" facade, public space disappears.

In a city where the price per square metre is the highest in the country, and real estate developers seem to be the new creators of the world, ordinary people no longer find their place. "The magnet city", "the five-star city", "the smart city", "the treasure city" are just some of the superlatives used for Cluj, an occasion for praise, but also for criticism from those increasingly affected by the dynamics of the property market.

Between promises of progress and the reality of suffocating price hikes, Orașul comoară is a journey through the process of accelerated urbanization, with humour, energy and, perhaps, a touch of nostalgia.

Cultural project co-financed by the National Cultural Fund Administration. The project does not necessarily represent the position of the National Cultural Fund Administration. AFCN is not responsible for the content of the project or how the results of the project may be used. These are entirely the responsibility of the funding beneficiary.

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Independent cultural space dedicated to the performing arts, running since 2014 in Cluj-Napoca.

© 2026 Reactor de creație și experiment

© 2026 Reactor de creație și experiment