
Lucia Sturdza Bulandra
Lucia Sturdza Bulandra was a prominent Romanian actress and theater director, born on August 25, 1873, in Iași. She initially pursued a career in education but found her calling in theater, making her debut in 1898. Known as the 'great lady of Romanian theater,' she established a private theater company in 1914 and later became the director of the Municipal Theater in Bucharest, which is now named after her. Bulandra was influential in shaping the careers of many actors in Romania. She passed away on September 19, 1961, after a tragic accident.
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Lucia Sturdza Bulandra was a prominent figure in Romanian theater, known as the 'great lady of Romanian theater'.
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