Stiri Daniela Moldovan

Daniela Moldovan

Daniela Moldovan

Data nasterii: 
25 Mar 1968

Name: DANIELA MOLDOVAN
Date of Birth: March 25, 1968
Nationality: Romanian
Education: "HYPERION" University - Faculty of Arts - B.A.degree in Theatre
from The National University of Theatrical and Cinematography Art
Present Job: Independent professional actress
Health: good
Foreign languages: Greek, English
Driving license: yes
Height: 165 cm
Eyes: Greenish hazel
E-mail address: moldovan68@hotmail.com or moldovan68@yahoo.com
Previous activity:
- Cultural counsellor at The Hellenic Union, Romania
- Member of The Union of Romanian Actors (UNITER)
- Collaborator at radio and television
- 1997 – 2000 actress in “Toma Caragiu Theatre”
playing in important plays as:

Tzeni Ferechis (from “Looking for a liar” by Dimitris Psathas),
Suzanne (from "The Figaro Wedding" by Beaumarchais),
Claire (from “Chambermaids” by J.Genet) and
Silvia (from “The Dream” by D.R.Popescu).

Projects:

Electra (from “Electra” by Euripide)
Ines (from “Behind the closed doors” by J.P.Sartre)

September, 2002 – The Jewish Theatre from Bucharest organized "The Minorities Theatre Festival".
"I am glad that I was able to turn into reality something that seemed to so many people only an utopian dream. This dream came true by the first participation of The Hellenic Union form Bucharest to this professional festival. One of the most special moment of the festival was considered the performance of the play "The Dream" or "Dammen Vals" by D.R.Popescu in Greek. Being the person who realized the scenario and in my quality of project coordinator and performer of the Silvia's part, I must say that it hasn't been easy. I could not have done all this without the support of my team, a team who believed in me and in my project. Please remember the stage director's name Mihaela Boboc Manea because, I am sure, you will hear about her again."

November, 2002 – The Romanian Hellenic Union would like to organize a theatre festival, dedicated to Caragiale.
"Why? Because I have been the coordinator of a new project - the translation into Greek of some of the great dramatist's plays gathered under the title "Flash Caragiale". The performance of the play in both Greek and Romanian was a real success on the stage of "Toma Caragiu Theatre" in Ploiesti. I played, in Greek, the parts of Zita and Veta in "A Stormy Night", Leanca in "Justice" and the groom in "What a Heat!". This is the reason why I can guarantee that the translations have the same artistic value as in the original language. The stage director was Mihaela Boboc Manea