Kovács Éva
Actress, life member
Születési adatok:
1946. April 10
, Kolozsvár
Career:
Education:
1967–1971 – Szentgyörgyi István Institute of Theatre Arts, University of Arts Târgu Mureș
1961–1965 – Ady–Șincai Lyceum, Cluj-Napoca
1953–1961 – General School on Mikó Street, Cluj-Napoca
Professional Training:
2019 – Acting workshop with Sardar Tagirovsky
2019 – Workshop with Alessia Pellegrini
Selected Roles at Other Theatre Companies:
Csíki Játékszín Theatre
1999 – Marosi – Ferenc Molnár: The Doctor, dir. Miklós Parászka
Kisvárda Castle Theatre
1995 – Mrs Tamás Bese – Károly Kós: Budai Nagy Antal, dir. Miklós Parászka
At the Institute of Theatre Arts
1971 – Fiorella – Radu Stanca: Donna Juanna, dir. Géza Gergely
1970 – Rea – Friedrich Dürrenmatt: The Great Romulus, dir. Géza Gergely, András Csorba
1970 – Mrs Alving – Henrik Ibsen: Ghosts, dir. András Csorba, Géza Gergely
1970 – Mrs Kecskés – Géza Gárdonyi: The Lamp, dir. György Kovács
1968 – Fima – Maxim Gorky: Children of the Sun, dir. Miklós Tompa
1968 – Dolly Hamma – Tennessee Williams: Orpheus Descending, dir. Miklós Tompa
Film Roles:
2004 – Actress – The Spectacle of the World (Világszám), dir. Róbert Koltai
Directing and Adaptations:
2010 – Sándor Weöres: Psyché – Tekla Laczkó’s solo recital – adaptation and direction
2009 – May Greeting – musical and poetic compilation, performed by award-winning students
2008 – My Mother, Black Rose – Mother’s Day performance by award-winning students
2006 – On Mother’s Day – musical and poetic compilation featuring pianists and reciters
2006 – Lute and Lyre – Mother’s Day performance, poetry and music
2005 – Medals–Melodies – poetry and music, performance by award-winning students
2003 – The Message of Christmas – performance by students of the Arts School
2000 – Christmas Story – production created jointly by the Arts School and the “Hám János” School Centre – direction
Awards:
2016 – “Ex Libris” Award, presented within the “For Hungarian Art” awards system, Budapest
2010 – Special Award – Poetry Theatre Festival, Pécs, for Psyché
2009 – “Lili Poór” Award, EMKE (Transylvanian Hungarian Cultural Association)
1998 – “István Nádai” Commemorative Plaque – Performance Award
Other Artistic Activities:
2023 – “Love Centre” Association – co-author and performer in a series of charitable literary and poetry performances presented in several churches
2020 – City Rádió, Satu Mare – storyteller
From 1994 – Speech Technique and Public Speaking teacher at the Arts School of Satu Mare
From 1992 – Jury member and jury chair at numerous recitation competitions
– Support for the “Noé Partium” Association through fundraising for the construction of the “Tündérhon” centre in Micula
– Numerous literary recitals, poetry evenings and stage performances presented throughout the country and abroad
Social Activities:
Repeated participation in events dedicated to elderly people, including programmes organised for the International Day of Older Persons, anniversaries and other festive occasions, featuring poetry and entertainment performances
Speech technique workshop at the “István Bessenyei” National Student Theatre Festival
2026 – Babeș-Bolyai University, Satu Mare Extension, Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences, Educator and Primary School Teacher Training Programmes – speech technique workshop
1967–1971 – Szentgyörgyi István Institute of Theatre Arts, University of Arts Târgu Mureș
1961–1965 – Ady–Șincai Lyceum, Cluj-Napoca
1953–1961 – General School on Mikó Street, Cluj-Napoca
Professional Training:
2019 – Acting workshop with Sardar Tagirovsky
2019 – Workshop with Alessia Pellegrini
Selected Roles at Other Theatre Companies:
Csíki Játékszín Theatre
1999 – Marosi – Ferenc Molnár: The Doctor, dir. Miklós Parászka
Kisvárda Castle Theatre
1995 – Mrs Tamás Bese – Károly Kós: Budai Nagy Antal, dir. Miklós Parászka
At the Institute of Theatre Arts
1971 – Fiorella – Radu Stanca: Donna Juanna, dir. Géza Gergely
1970 – Rea – Friedrich Dürrenmatt: The Great Romulus, dir. Géza Gergely, András Csorba
1970 – Mrs Alving – Henrik Ibsen: Ghosts, dir. András Csorba, Géza Gergely
1970 – Mrs Kecskés – Géza Gárdonyi: The Lamp, dir. György Kovács
1968 – Fima – Maxim Gorky: Children of the Sun, dir. Miklós Tompa
1968 – Dolly Hamma – Tennessee Williams: Orpheus Descending, dir. Miklós Tompa
Film Roles:
2004 – Actress – The Spectacle of the World (Világszám), dir. Róbert Koltai
Directing and Adaptations:
2010 – Sándor Weöres: Psyché – Tekla Laczkó’s solo recital – adaptation and direction
2009 – May Greeting – musical and poetic compilation, performed by award-winning students
2008 – My Mother, Black Rose – Mother’s Day performance by award-winning students
2006 – On Mother’s Day – musical and poetic compilation featuring pianists and reciters
2006 – Lute and Lyre – Mother’s Day performance, poetry and music
2005 – Medals–Melodies – poetry and music, performance by award-winning students
2003 – The Message of Christmas – performance by students of the Arts School
2000 – Christmas Story – production created jointly by the Arts School and the “Hám János” School Centre – direction
Awards:
2016 – “Ex Libris” Award, presented within the “For Hungarian Art” awards system, Budapest
2010 – Special Award – Poetry Theatre Festival, Pécs, for Psyché
2009 – “Lili Poór” Award, EMKE (Transylvanian Hungarian Cultural Association)
1998 – “István Nádai” Commemorative Plaque – Performance Award
Other Artistic Activities:
2023 – “Love Centre” Association – co-author and performer in a series of charitable literary and poetry performances presented in several churches
2020 – City Rádió, Satu Mare – storyteller
From 1994 – Speech Technique and Public Speaking teacher at the Arts School of Satu Mare
From 1992 – Jury member and jury chair at numerous recitation competitions
– Support for the “Noé Partium” Association through fundraising for the construction of the “Tündérhon” centre in Micula
– Numerous literary recitals, poetry evenings and stage performances presented throughout the country and abroad
Social Activities:
Repeated participation in events dedicated to elderly people, including programmes organised for the International Day of Older Persons, anniversaries and other festive occasions, featuring poetry and entertainment performances
Speech technique workshop at the “István Bessenyei” National Student Theatre Festival
2026 – Babeș-Bolyai University, Satu Mare Extension, Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences, Educator and Primary School Teacher Training Programmes – speech technique workshop
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