Cenzură şi rezistenţă în teatrul ultimului deceniu comunist

Authors

  • Miruna Runcan Faculty of Theatre and Film, Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37130/q0g5z612

Keywords:

Theatre aesthetics, Theatre criticism, Cultural policies, Censorship

Abstract

After three decades from the fall of Ceausescu’s national-communism in Romania, the debates concerning the so called "cultural resistance" still continue to concern and agitate the public sphere. Our paper focuses, on one hand, on the complicated and confused meanings covering the notions of resistance and dissidence in the theatrical landscape of the last decade, 1980-1989, of Ceausescu’s regime, and tries to operate several nuanced distinctions. On the other hand, the research, based on the actual reviews of the period, tries also to dismantle the usual attitudes that, after 1989, tended to nourish the mythification of the normal artistic efforts to survive and, if possible, to subvert the ideological pressures using the theatrical discourses, by treating these efforts as dissident actions.

Author Biography

  • Miruna Runcan, Faculty of Theatre and Film, Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania

    Miruna Runcan is a writer, a theatre critic and a Professor PhD of the Theatre and Film Faculty at “Babes Bolyai” University Cluj, Romania. Co-founder (with C.C. Buricea-Mlinarcic) of Everyday Life Drama Research and Creation Laboratory (awarded with a three-year National Grant for Research in 2009). Research interests: Theatre History, Theatre Criticism, Theatre Semiotics, Audience Studies. Author of The Romanian Theatre Model, Bucharest: Unitext Publisging House, 2001; The Theatricalisation of Romanian Theatre. 1920-1960, Cluj: Eikon Publishing House, 2003; For a Semiotics of the Theatrical Performance, Cluj: Dacia Publishing House, 2005; The Skeptical Spectator’s Armchair, Bucharest: Unitext Publishing House, 2007; The Universe of Alexandru Dabija’s Performances, Bucharest: Limes Publishing House and Camil Petrescu Foundation, 2010; Bunjee-Jumping. Short Stories, Cluj: Limes Publishing House, 2011; 12 Actor’s Portraits, Bucharest: Limes Publishing House and Camil Petrescu Foundation, 2011; Signore Misterioso: An Anatomy of the Spectator, Bucharest: Unitext, 2011; Theatre Criticism. Whereto? Cluj University Press, 2015; Odeon 70 – An Adventure in Theatre History, Bucharest: Oscar Print, 2016; Theatre in Diorama: The Theatre Criticism Discourses in Communism. Volume I, Bucharest: Tracus Arte Publish., 2019, Volume II 2020 and Volume III 2021. In 2021, Miruna Runcan was awarded the Uniter Prize for Theatre Critique.

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Published

2021-06-10

How to Cite

Runcan, M. (2021). Cenzură şi rezistenţă în teatrul ultimului deceniu comunist. CONCEPT, 22(1), 28-39. https://doi.org/10.37130/q0g5z612