Constantin Dinulescu
(Bobsi)
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D. was born on 19 March 1933
in Bucharest, Romania.
He studied in 1955 with
Alexandru Finţi at the Institute of Theatre and Film “I. L. Caragiale” in Bucharest.
He made his acting debut at
the National Theatre of Iasi in 1955, in the role of "Toma
Dumitrescu" in Aurel Baranga's ‘’Mielul Turbat”.
Some of D.'s performances
were at the State Jewish Theatre in Bucharest. His roles
included:
In 2001, he was "Profesorul", in "Parchează maşina la
Harvard", by Israel Horowitz, regisseur Horea Popescu.
In 2002, he portrayed
the title role of "Shylock", in
"Shylock" by Arnold Wesker, stage director Grigore Gonţa.
D. also performed in the role of "Gamliel" in the “Wise
Men of Chelm”, a musical comedy by Moishe Ghersenzon,
stage director Dan Tudor; "Salmen", in "Efros Dinasty", by Jacob Gordin, stage director Kincses Elemer;
and "Lear",
in "The Jewish King Lear", by Jacob Gordin, stage
director Grigore Gonţa. |
D. also acted in many
productions with the National Theatre in Bucharest:
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Dr. Burlacu - "Spitalul
special (Special Hospital)", by Iosif Naghiu,
stage director Ştefan Iordănescu, 2010
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Lord Audley -
"Eduard al III-lea (Edward the III)", by
William Shakespeare, stage director
Alexandru Tocilescu, 2008
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Garçin - "Cu uşile închise (In Camera)", by Jean Paul
Sartre, stage director Mircea Anca, 2007
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Costache - "Viaţa
mea sexuală (My Sex Life)", by Cornel George
Popa, stage director Sorin Militaru, 2007
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Sancho Panza -
"Don Quijote (Don Quixote)", by Miguel
Cervantes, stage director Dan Puric, 2005
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Buono - "Patimile
Sfântului Tommaso d`Aquino (Passion of St.
Tommaso d'Aquino)", by Alex Mihai Stoenescu,
stage director Grigore Gonţa, 2005
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"Cei 150 (The
150)", stage director Dan Puric
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Şeful (Head) - "Revelion
la Terzo - Mondo (New Year at Terzo - Mondo)"
by Ovidiu Moldovan, stage director Mihai
Manolescu, 2003
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Ministrul
Brănescu (Minister Brănescu) - "Ultima oră
(Last Time)" by Mihail Sebastian, stage
director Anca Ovanez Doroşenco, 2003
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Directorul - "Ispita
(Director)" by Vaclav Havel, stage director
Mihai Manolescu, 2002
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Sfetnicul - "Legenda ultimului împărat
(Legend of the Last Emperor)" by Valentin
Nicolau, stage director Alice Barb, 2003
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Fotograful
(Photographer) - "Crimă pentru pământ
(Murder on the Ground)" by Dinu Săraru,
stage director Grigore Gonţa, 2001
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Nae - "Generaţia
de sacrificiu (Generation of Sacrifice)" by
I. Valjan, stage director Dinu Cernescu,
2000
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Abatele Abbone
(Abbot Abbone) - "Numele trandafirului (Name
of the Rose)" by Umberto Eco, stage director
Grigore Gonţa, 1999
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"Platonov" byA.
P. Cehov, stage director Ivan Helmer
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"Roberto Zucco"
by Bernard Marie Koltes, stage director
Felix Alexa, 1995
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Cadmos (Cadmus)
- "Bacantele" by Euripides, stage director
Mihai Măniuţiu, 1997
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Părintele
Lorenzo (Father Lorenzo) - "Romeo şi Julieta
(Romeo and Juliet)" by William Shakespeare,
stage director Beatrice Bleonţ, 1994 -
1995
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Taliverde - "Paiaţa
soseşte la timp" by Fănuş Neagu, stage
director George Motoi
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"Drumul
singurătaţii" by Arthur Schnitzler, stage
director Mihai Berechet, 1988
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Harry Brewer,
Arthur Phillip - "Cine are nevoie de teatru"
by Timberlake Wertenbaker, stage director
Andrei Şerban, 1990
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"Vrăjitoarele
din Salem" by Arthur Miller, stage director
Felix Alexa, 1991
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Antonio - "Noaptea
regilor" by William Shakespeare, stage
director Andrei Şerban, 1991
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Pedagogos - "Trilogia
antică" after Euripide and Sofocle, stage
director Andrei Şerban, 1990
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Ilihoi - "Cartea
lui Ioviţă" author and stage director Paul
Everac, 1981
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Evgraf Larionici
- "Însemnările unui necunoscut" after Fiodor
Mihailovici Dostoievski, stage director Ion
Cojar, 1979
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Iacoppo - "Săptămâna
patimilor" by Paul Anghel, stage director
George Teodorescu, 1971
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Veniamin Flaviu
- "Camera de alături" by Paul Everac, stage
director Ion Cojar, 1970
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Penciulescu - "Suflete
tari" by Camil Petrescu
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Albany - "Regele
Lear" de William Shakespeare, stage director
Radu Penciulescu, 1970
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Hagi Tudose - "Hagi
Tudose" by Barbu Ştefănescu Delavrancea,
stage director Ion Cojar, 1980
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Dinulescu in "Uriel Acosta" by
Karl Gutzkow |
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Dinulescu in "The Jewish King
Lear" |
Natalia Stancu, in
"The Jewish Reality", 2012, states about D. in
his performance in "The Jewish King Lear":
”The great chance of
the performance is Constantin Dinulescu. An
actor of great distinction and experience, who
carries magisterially the hero’s deep feelings
and complexity, through an acting of classical
proof and exquisite modernity. His David has the
importance of an affluent bourgeois and a
mentsch. He has a patriarchal authority,
which imposes respect. He doesn’t seem
tyrannical or abusive. The hero’s effort to
break his limits and prejudgments is
impressive...(..) Here he is, living painfully
the consequences of his drastic decisions Really
exceptional are the moment when interchanges the
heartbreaking revelations with auto irony and
sarcasm, a way of commenting lucidly and
histrionically about the absurdity about how the
human being becomes a jester of destiny.”
Roles at the
National Theatre Vasile Alecsandri, Iasi (1955 -
1973), include:
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Alecsandri - "Povestea
unirii" by Tudor Şoimaru, stage director
Miron Nicolescu, 1973
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Griffone
Baglioni - "Nunta din Perugia" by Alexandru
Kiriţescu, stage director Sorana Coroamă
Stanca, 1967
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Cardinalul -
"Thomas Becket" by Jean Anouilh, stage
director Sorana Coroamă Stanca, 1966
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Tânărul Întâi -
"Căruţa cu paiaţe" by Mircea Ştefănescu,
stage director N.Al. Toscani, 1966 (Un boier
- 1959
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Despot - "Despot
Vodă" by Vasile Alecsandri, stage director
Crin Teodorescu, 1966
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Avram Iancu - "Bălcescu"
by Camil Petrescu, stage director Crin
Teodorescu, 1964
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Anton Pann -
"Anton Pann" by Lucian Blaga, stage director
Sorana Coroamă Stanca, 1965
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Pavel Proca - "Steaua
polară" by Sergiu Fărcăşanu, by Crin
Teodorescu, 1963
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Richard III -
"Richard al III-lea" by William Shakespeare,
stage director Mircea Marosin, 1963
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Charles - "Chiriţa
în provincie" by Vasile Alecsandri, stage
director Victor Bumbeşti, 1962
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Theatre
Constantin Tănase, Bucharest
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"Funcţionarul de
la Domenii" by Petre Locusteanu
His other roles include:
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Stolnicul
Cantacuzino - "Brâncoveanu".
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Jidovul
rătăcitor - "Mesagerul" stage director
Constantin Dicu.
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Toma Dumitrescu
- "Mielul turbat" by Aurel Baranga, stage
director Alexandru Finţi, 1954 - Debut
D. has collaborated with the State Opera in
Iasi, from 1957 to 1969, as well as with
Romanian television, theatre, films, and
poetry recitals.
D. was also a teacher at the Institute of
Theatre and Film, Bucharest, 1973 - 1977.
He received the Prize UCIN for the
best male role of "Heidrik", in "A
unsprezecea poruncă", stage director Mircea
Daneliuc, 1991. Also the Premiul of Art and
Culture Council for "Iacoppo" in "Săptămâna
patimilor" by Paul Anghel, 1971.
D. has also taken
part in many films, such as:
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"Povestitorul",
in "Final Countdown" - Parafilm
International and ZDF Germany production,
2003
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"Mesagerul",
director Constantin Dicu, 1995
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"Heidrik", "A
unsprezecea poruncă", director Mircea
Daneliuc, 1990
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"Mitică Popescu",
director Manole Marcus, 1984
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"Misterele
Bucureştilor", director Doru Năstase, 1983
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"Glissando",
director Mircea Daneliuc, 1982
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"Trandafirul
galben", director Doru Năstase, 1982
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"Zacharus",
director Claude Grimberg, 1982
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"Ana şi hoţul",
director Virgil Calotescu, 1981
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"Orgolii",
director Manole Marcus, 1981
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"Ştefan Luchian",
director Nicolae Mărgineanu, 1981
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"Burebista",
director Gheorghe Vitanidis, 1980
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"Drumul oaselor",
director Doru Năstase, 1980
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"Rug şi flacără",
director Adrian Petringenaru, 1979
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"Aurel Vlaicu",
director Mircea Drăgan, 1977
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"Ediţie specială",
director Mircea Daneliuc, 1977
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"Cuibul
salamandrelor", director Mircea Drăgan, 1976
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"Ştefan cel Mare
- Vaslui 1475", stage director Mircea Drăgan,
1974
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"Departe de
Tipperary", director Manole Marcus, 1973
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"Conspiraţia",
director Manole Marcus, 1972
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"Cartierul
veseliei", director Manole Marcus, 1964
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"Inspectorul",
in "Străzile au amintiri", director Manole
Marcus, 1961
Sh. E. and Sh. E. from Edith Negulici.
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