Liubov Andreevna in We Had an Orchard, by Yann Verburgh, after The Cherry Orchard by A. P. Chekhov
Mother in An Open House, by Will Eno, directed and translated by Teodora Petre
Actress, Reporter, Adela, Elena Vânău in Rebarbor, texts by Alexandru Monciu Sudinski, directed by Alexandru Dabija
Marta in Julieta without Romeo by Bogdan Teodor Olteanu and Alex Mircioi, directed by Bogdan Teodor Olteanu
Marchioness Matilde Spina in Henry IV by Luigi Pirandello, directed by Vlad Cristache
Florindo in A Servant to Two Masters, by Carlo Goldoni, directed by Peter Kerek
Miss Vintilă in Jocul de a vacanţa, after Mihail Sebastian, directed by Andrei and Andreea Grosu
Polina Andreevna în The Seagull, by A.P. Cehov, directed by Andrei and Andreea Grosu
F. Watson, in Brâncuși Against United States, Text and directed by Eric Vigner, translated by George Banu
Joanne Summerhays Elliot in BecauseHeCan by Arthur Kopit, directed by Alexandru Mâzgăreanu

Agnes in Agnes, of God by John Pielmeier, directed by Marius Oltean

Ranevskaia, Liubovi Andreevna’s mother in The Cherry Orchard by A.P. Cehov, directed by Sorin Militaru

Fatima in The Alchemist Scenario by Radu Măcrinici, directed by Maria Colțeanu

Margareta in The Rattlers by Alexandru Kiriţescu, directed by Alexandru Dabija

The girl in The Boss Grady’s Boys by Sebastian Barry, directed by Alexandru Dabija

Blanca, Inquisition monk in Saragosa – 66 days after Jan Potocki, directed by by Alexandru Dabija
Co-production SMART, Odeon Theatre and “Theatre der Welt/Berlin” Festival, under the aegis of THEOREM, a programme coordinated by “Festival d’Avignon”

Klara in Stars in The Morning Light by Alexandr Galin, directed by Gelu Colceag

Katerina Ivanovna in Karamazov brothers after F.M. Dostoievski, directed by Sandu Vasilache

Marina in Pericle by W. Shakespeare, directed by Alexander Hausvater

Gavrilescu in At The Gipsy Woman after Mircea Eliade, directed by Alexander Hausvater

Dorina in Tonight we improvise by Luigi Pirandello, directed by Alexa Visarion