Haosul contemporan și cuvântul pe scenă
The author's principal published monograph and a clear introduction to her theatre research.
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Laura Voicu Books in Order
Laura Voicu is a Romanian actress and lecturer at the National University of Theatre and Cinematography in Bucharest. Her work focuses on acting, stage speech, theatre pedagogy, and research in the performing arts.
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- Haosul contemporan și cuvântul pe scenă
nonfiction · 2017
- Vorbirea de performanță, cu pași mici de la teorie la practică
nonfiction · 2020
Frequently asked questions about Laura Voicu
Who is Laura Voicu?
Laura Voicu is a Romanian theatre actress, university lecturer, and theatre researcher associated with the National University of Theatre and Film “I. L. Caragiale” in Bucharest. She is also credited in academic publishing as Laura Alexandra Voicu.
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What has Laura Voicu done in her career?
She teaches acting at UNATC, performs in independent and repertory theatre, directs children’s theatre, and works as a trainer in expressive speech and communication. She has also helped organize the International Festival of Theatre Schools.
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Who influenced Laura Voicu’s theatrical training?
Her formal training included acting studies with Ion Cojar and Adrian Titieni, followed by master’s study with Tania Filip and Radu Gabriel. Olga Delia Mateescu supervised her doctoral work.
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Has Laura Voicu received any theatre awards?
UNATC records that she performed in “Parada” at the Mircea Albulescu Festival, where the production won the award for Best Performance. The source documents the award for the production rather than identifying it as an individual acting prize.
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What is Laura Voicu’s contribution to theatre education?
Her documented contribution combines acting practice with inclusive theatre education: she coordinated theatre-development courses for children with visual impairments and theatre courses for adolescents and adults. Her work also explores stage speech, voice, and theatre’s educational role.
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