Love, Trouble and Chaos - National Premiere 

Dalles Hall Bucharest

October 26, 2026 at 7:00 PM (access: 6:30 PM)

Three lovers, one gentleman, a single apartment and... an infinity of lies and entanglements!

The show "Amor, bucluc și balamuc" is a sparkling comedy, a farce full of savory humorous situations, with a fitting cast: Paula Chirilă, Silviu Biriș, Cristi Martin, Gabriela Porumbacu, Iulian Ilinca, Bianca Totolici / Alexandra Mărgărit-Dan.

The stage direction belongs to the Romanian-Canadian director Daniel Bucur, and the costume concept to Cristi Martin.

You will enter the meticulously organized life of a charming and extremely self-assured gentleman who manages to maintain, in complete secrecy, romantic relationships with three different women. Their work schedules allow the man to "schedule" them precisely into his life so that they never meet. For each of them, he is the ideal man, and his apartment is "home."

The perfect balance collapses, however, one day, when, due to unexpected changes, all three girlfriends arrive almost simultaneously at his apartment. Caught completely unprepared, the gentleman finds himself forced to juggle increasingly complicated lies to prevent them from meeting. 

The situation becomes even more explosive when an old friend comes to visit. Although initially completely out of context, he quickly understands the chaos he has stumbled into and agrees to help the "juggler," improvising increasingly absurd strategies to avoid the girlfriends meeting. The housemaid also joins the plot, contributing ideas... at least out of the ordinary, to hiding, moving, and explanations that are more extravagant and unbelievable than the next.

The succession of hilarious situations, hidden girlfriends, and unexpected exits only works partially, with chaos returning almost after every action.

Against the backdrop of these complications, a surprise emerges with the main character being... the recently arrived friend, adding another unexpected element to an already explosive prank.

The ending brings an apparently orderly resolution to the disaster, leaving behind a comical lesson about lies, love, and the fragility of "perfect" plans.

Show not recommended for under 12 years old.