Lőrincz Rita
Place and date of birth:
August 7, 1983, Baraolt
Studies:
Szentgyörgyi István University of Theatre – Marosvásárhely (graduated in 2005)
Parts played at the Csiky Gergely Hungarian State Theatre:
Ludovika, Lawyer – Bertolt Brecht: The Caucasian Chalk Circle, Directed by Zsolt Harsányi (2024)
Thaisa – W. Shakespeare: Pericles, Directed by Philip Parr (2024)
Beáta – Peca Ștefan: The Parallel City – Party in Erzsébetváros, Directed by Ana Mărgineanu (2023)
Cleaning Lady – Marco Augusto Chenevier, Darragh McLoughlin, Alessia Pinto: The Great Onion, Directed by Marco Augusto Chenevier (2023)
Athena – Kokan Mladenović: The Birds, Directed by Kokan Mladenović (2023)
Rebecca Roberts – Robert Icke: The Doctor, Directed by Andrei Șerban (2022)
Beáta – Peca Ștefan: The Parallel City – Factory Town, Directed by Ana Mărgineanu (2022)
Performer – Enikő Orbán: The Accent Falls from Your Name, Directed by Emőke Kedves (2022)
Emese – Péter Tasnádi-Sáhy: Little Csaba, Directed by Péter Tasnádi-Sáhy (2022)
Champion – Peca Ștefan: The Parallel City – Józsefváros, Directed by Ana Mărgineanu (2021)
Eskildsen – Janne Teller: Nothing, Directed by Attila Balázs (2021)
Lady of the Bath – Arthur Kopit, Maury Yeston: Nine, adapted from the Italian original by Mario Fratti (2021)
Sasha – Adrian Sitaru: The Man Who Could Only Say What He Read, Directed by Adrian Sitaru (2021)
Performer – Imre Madách: The Tragedy of Man, Directed by Silviu Purcărete (2020)
Secretary Barna – Sergi Belbel: After the Rain, Directed by Anna Csábi (2019)
Performer – SWAN LAKE REVISITED, Directed by Kokan Mladenović (2019)
Frida, the Daughter – Luigi Pirandello: Henry IV, Directed by Victor Ioan Frunză (2019)
Sergi Belbel: After the Rain, Directed by Anna Csábi – Costume Designer: Rita Lőrincz (2019)
Thea Elvsted – Henrik Ibsen: Hedda Gabler, Directed by Tom Dugdale (2018)
Berta – Jordi Galceran: Burundanga, or the Mask, the Basque and the Stuff, Directed by Anna Csábi (2018)
(Foam Bath) – magical realism based on I Was 12 Women by András Forgách: A Tiny Cosmic Misunderstanding, Directed by Anna Csábi (2018)
Beng Baby – based on Hans Christian Andersen: The Snow Queen, Directed by Traian Savinescu (2018)
Prosecutor – Patrick Ellsworth: Dancer in the Dark, Directed by Levente Kocsárdi (2018)
Ilse – Frank Wedekind: Spring Awakening, Directed by Anna Csábi (2017)
Performer – after Molière: The Versailles Impromptu or the Monkey House, Directed by Sardar Tagirovsky (2017)
Performer – Shakespeare, Sonnet 66, Directed by Kokan Mladenović (2017)
Vera – Liviu Lucaci: Blood Brothers, Directed by Liviu Lucaci (2016)
Performer – Hungarian, Directed by András Urbán (2016)
Performer – Radu Afrim: The Life and Death of the Spectator Told in Superficial and Innocent Stories, Directed by Radu Afrim (2016)
Street Crowd, Police Officers, Sergeants, Relatives, etc. – Ragni–Rado–MacDermot: Hair, Directed by Zoltán Puskás (2015)
Curley's Wife – John Steinbeck: Of Mice and Men, Directed by Sándor László (2015)
Performer – Kokan Mladenović – Kornélia Góli: The Beggar’s Opera, Directed by Kokan Mladenović (2015)
Performer – Co-production with the German State Theatre Timișoara: Moliendo Café, Directed by Silviu Purcărete (2014)
Nawal (ages 14, 15, 16, and 19) – Wajdi Mouawad: Scorched, Directed by Radu-Alexandru Nica (2014)
Performer – Based on John Milton’s Paradise Lost: Heaven and Earth, Directed by Dénes Döbrei & Heni Varga (2014)
Jess – based on Nick Hornby: A Long Way Down, Directed by Emőke Kedves (2014)
Actress, Reporter – Szabolcs Hajdu: Peace Time, Written and Directed by Szabolcs Hajdu, based on the actors' ideas and improvisations (2013)
Julika – Béla Pintér – Benedek Darvas: Peasant Opera, Directed by Rémusz Szikszai (2013)
Woman III – Elżbieta Chowaniec: Gardenia, Directed by M. Gábor Koltai (2012)
Zsanett, an autistic girl, her half-sister – Ákos Németh: Deviance, Directed by Ákos Németh (2011)
Performer – Crazy Seasons, Directed by The Ensemble (2011)
JUCI, Peasant Girl – William Shakespeare: As You Like It, Directed by M. Gábor Koltai (2010)
Nausicaa, Agamemnon, Teiresias, Anticleia, Cyclops, Sirens – Homer – Sándor Márai – Claudio Monteverdi: The Return of Odysseus, Directed by Zoltán Balázs (2010)
Laertes – Tom Stoppard: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, Directed by Victor Ioan Frunză (2009)
Organic Market Shoppers, Physical Therapy Patients – Zoltán Egressy: June, Directed by Victor Ioan Frunză (2009)
Maid – Ádám Anavi: Second Matyi, Directed by Péter Dukász (2009)
Performer – Amor Omnia, Screenplay and Direction by Peter Pashov & Zheni Pashova (2009)
Anita – Arni Ibsen: Heaven, Directed by Sándor László (2009)
Art-loving Citizens of Belesd – István Tasnádi: Titanic Water Revue, Directed by Péter Galambos (2008)
Clown II, Bandit II – Brothers Grimm: The Bremen Town Musicians, Directed by The Ensemble (2008)
Angelka, Sabine, Lucile, Cleaning Lady – Molière: Hearts and Horns, Directed by Erzsébet B. Fülöp (2008)
Black Woman – Ödön von Horváth: Village Without Men, Directed by Viola Török (2008)
Ingrid – Line Knutzon: The Time Is Coming, Directed by guest director Sándor László (2008)
Journalist – Howard Ashman – Alan Menken: Little Shop of Horrors, Directed by guest director Iván Vas-Zoltán (2008)
Performer – Crazy Holiday (2007)
Dream Lady – Ernő Szép: Pharmacy, Directed by guest director Éva Patkó (2007)
Girl 3 – Dewdrop János, Directed by guest director Éva Lábadi (2007)
Wife – Levente Szörényi – János Bródy: Stephen the King, Directed by Iván Vas-Zoltán (2007)
Mária Antonovna, the Daughter – Tibor Zalán: Gogol: The Inspector General or Gogol, the Inspector, Directed by István K. Szabó (2007)
Irén – Gergely Csiky: The Spongers, Directed by Viola Török (2006)
Rolla – Szirmai–Bakonyi–Gábor: Miska the Magnate, Directed by István Király (2006)
Performer – Jenő Heltai: Noble Right, Directed by Péter Dukász (2005)
Scholar – Christian Dietrich Grabbe: Don Juan & Faust, Directed by Alexander Hausvater (2005)
Performer – Károly Nóti – Tibor Pankl: Blind Window, Directed by András Demeter (2005)
Daughter of the Innkeeper’s Wife – Maxim Gorky–Csemer–Sicoe: The Gypsy Camp, Directed by Beatrice Rancea (2004)
