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In 1963 the Popular Theatre of Lugoj was created and it had a permanent season and it was the first company in the Banat area. The company's activity becomes richer and richer by the representation of important Romanian and universal plays individualized by a great talents: ,,Montserrat" by E. Rabies, ,,Don't build a Staircase in Your Shop" by E. Barbu, ,,The Fires" by Magda Isanos and E. Camilar, ,,Broadway Melody 492" by Jura Soyfer. All of them made a great impression on the audience.
Years of hard work followed with well known stage directors from Timisoara, Arad, Pitesti, Bucharest (Dan Radu lonescu, Ion Cojar, loan Taub, loan leremia, Stefan Darida, Horia lonescu, Alexa Visarion, Stefan lordanescu, Val Dobrin,Laurian Oniga, Emilia Jivanov, Dumitru PopescuJon-Ardeal leremia, Anca Maria Colteanu etc). |
| The actors of Lugoj offered to its public important Romanian and universal plays: ,,Titanic Valse" by Tudor Musatescu, ,,The Man Who Could See the Death" by V. Eftimiu, ,,The Merry Wives of Windsor" by W. Shakespeare, ,,Moonlightening" by T. Mazilu, "About Happiness" by D. Solomon, "Tsar Ivan..." by M. Bulgakov, "II Servitore di due padroni" by C. Goldoni, "The Mad Lamb" by A. Baranga, "Mrs. Minister" by B. Nusici, "La Mandragore" by N. Machiavelli, " Le Medecin malgre lui" by Moliere, "Un chapeau de paille D'Italic" by E. Labiche, "Mimosa Hotel" by P. Chessnault, "The Love Shop" by T. Mazilu, "Bodas de Sangre" by F. G. Lorca, "Kabale und Liebe" by Fr. Schiller, "Menajeria de sticla" de T. Williams, "Inspectoral de politic" de J.B. Priestley, "Generali in fuste" de J. Anouilh s.a. |
| These important plays were represented in Lugoj, in the country and abroad: Serbia in 1969 and beginning with 1992 permanent cultural theatric exchange, in Czechoslovakia at the 20-th Jubilees Festival "Jirasek" in Hronov, London in 1982 in the Amateur Theatre Week, together with companies from Sweden, Hungary and Great Britain, 1991 a cultural exchange with "Les baladins D'Eon" from Tonnerre, France, 1997 in Bekescsaba and Szekszard, Hungary, 2001 and 2003 cultural exchange with theatres of Korinth region, Greece and in 2004 some of these plays were also performed at the Bassano del Grappa theatre festival in Italy.
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