Domnica Rădulescu's Provocative “Town with Very Nice People” Travels to Lexington, VA

After the success of the world premiere of the award-winning play “The Town with Very Nice People”, written by acclaimed Romanian-American playwright, author and academic, Domnica Rădulescu, and presented by RCI New York last fall, the show moves for a special performance to Lexington, VA.

“The Town with Very Nice People”, directed by multiple-awarded Romanian-American director Ana Mărgineanu and starring volcanic Tjaša Ferme in the leading role, is a hilarious, unforgiving exposé of middle-class hypocrisy, that takes an iconoclastic look at militant feminism, immigration in America and romantic relationships against the backdrop of quasi-closed academic communities, inviting the audience to follow the main character, the rebellious Roxana, in her journey through different places, all resembling a perfect town, a perfect house and a perfect society, where in fact no real person can actually fit.

The immersive workshop in Lexington, VA, is presented on the occasion of the 17th National Symposium…