The “Ion Dacian” National Operetta and Musical Theatre informs the public that tenor Octavian Ene suffered an injury during rehearsals for the production “Romeo and Juliet,” which is scheduled to premiere at the end of March, and expresses its support and compassion for the soloist.

The management of the institution, through Manager Radu Petrovici, states:
“Following a fall, Mr. Octavian Ene sustained an injury and was transported to the hospital, where he received all necessary medical care, and he is now out of any danger. We are concerned for his well-being and extend our full support during this difficult time. Our thoughts are with him, and we wish him a swift and complete recovery.

The Theatre treats the safety of its artists and all staff with the utmost seriousness. For this reason, we have initiated an internal analysis of the circumstances in which the incident occurred. We are also fully cooperating with the competent authorities, providing all necessary support to clarify the situation.

We thank the authorities for their prompt intervention and for the support offered in investigating this incident.

We remain dedicated to our mission of delivering high‑quality performances in a safe and professional environment, and we express our gratitude to our audience for their understanding and support.”

Tenor Octavian Ene was scheduled to debut on March 28 in the role of Romeo, in the premiere of the pop‑rock musical “Romeo & Juliette” by Gérard Presgurvic, directed by Kerenyi Miklos Gabor – Kero. The musical returns to the stage of the “Ion Dacian” National Operetta and Musical Theatre 16 years after its first production, bringing forth a new generation of young and talented artists who, together with established lyrical soloists, will bring to life a staging that blends the emotion of a classic story with the energy and modernity of pop‑rock music. The first performances will take place on March 27, 28, 29, and 30.