The Confessions of F. E. In the Theatre's Changing-room

The premiere of Edit Firtos's individual performance F. E. – Confessions will take place on Friday, 14 November, at 7 pm, in the actresses' changing room of Arcadia Theatre. The text that served as a base for the performance was written and the play was directed by Péter Tasnádi-Sáhy. Tickets are available for 10 Lei at the theatre's booking office, Tuesday to Friday 11 am to 5 pm, or on location, before the show. Those who won't be able to book a seat for the premiere – the number of seats being limited – will have another chance to see the show on Sunday, 16 November, at 5 pm, or on Saturday, 22 November, also at 5 pm.

F.E. is an ever-changing creature from more than one point of view: on-stage, sometimes a priestess, at other times, as far as possible, a conscientious worker. In civil life, a flesh-and-bones human being with countless virtues, and probably a little more foibles. In some cases, a monogram floating among a series of names, while at other times it is even possible that she is, in fact, Firtos Edit.

Despite the doubts surrounding her identity, F. E.'s life is a rounded whole, a web of decisions, good and bad, hopes and disappointments that – even if she won't publish in tabloids – she will happily share with us.
It's not like she has any other choice though. If an actress, while preparing for the show, finds like a dozen people in her changing-room, she will have to talk about something.