Gașca Zurli Returns to Bucharest Stages With Seven Shows This Autumn
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At a glance
- Romanian children’s troupe Gașca Zurli will stage seven shows in Bucharest between September 12 and October 31.
- The season combines returning productions with the new “Zurli 20” anniversary show, while Mirela Retegan, Maya and Antonia will join the characters at different performances.
- Tickets are available online through Zurli.ro.
Gașca Zurli is bringing seven performances to Bucharest this autumn, including a new show celebrating two decades of making children smile.
The season begins on September 12 with “Bucurie în Farfurie” and continues weekly or near-weekly through October 31. The schedule also includes “Șeful Casei,” “Maya în Lumea Zurli,” “Am o căsuță mică 3.0,” “Lumea lui Mulțumesc” and “Zebra Tony.”
“Lumea lui Mulțumesc” returns to a Bucharest stage for the first time since 2018. The season’s new centerpiece, “Zurli 20,” will mark the troupe’s 20 years of activity and its connection with generations of Romanian children and parents.
The characters will be joined in turn by founder Mirela Retegan, Maya and Antonia. Retegan said the anniversary year had brought “two decades in which we grew together with the children and parents of Romania.” She said the autumn program would bring back the troupe’s best-loved shows and fill venues with laughter, energy and hugs.
Tickets for the full autumn season went on sale online at Zurli.ro.
This year, Zurli turns 20. It has been two decades in which we grew together with the children and parents of Romania. This autumn we are bringing a special season to Bucharest, with the most loved shows in Zurli’s history. I can’t wait to fill the venues again with laughter, good energy and hugs.
Originally published by Adevărul in Romanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.