Raiffeisen Bank continues the series of surprises for all Romanians, and today we are talking about a new great news that targets us from the bank so popular in Romania. Those from Raiffeisen Bank have announced a new show that has already been launched on its website dedicated to art projects, it being available to everyone since last night, and you can see that we are talking about a series of exceptional actors who are part from distribution.
Raiffeisen Bank launched the show "Prettier than Dostoevsky" for all Romanians who missed seeing plays with famous actors, and below you can find the full details. We are talking about a unique theatrical experience, as described by the people from Raiffeisen Bank, the play being staged at an independent theater festival that is taking place in Bucharest these days, but it was recorded and published including online.
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Raiffeisen Bank included this play among those offered for all Romanians eager to see more culture, even online, and it joins several other equally good performances. Some of Romania's greatest actors are present in the plays that are included in the program of this festival, and Raiffeisen Bank will, most likely, publish online, including other plays that will be staged for the public in Bucharest.
A unique, exceptional performance on the art.raiffeisen.ro platform! Watch on Wednesday, August 12, from 19:30,…
Published by Raiffeisen Bank Romania pe Wednesday, August 12, 2020
Raiffeisen Bank published here just one more play among those already available in its platform for art, it being created during the state of emergency. There you have more than 10 other theater performances whose production was supported by the people from Raiffeisen Bank, and of course others are also being prepared that will be published there as well, some of which will also be broadcast live by the bank for everyone the Romanians.
Raiffeisen Bank remains the only bank from which we see initiatives of this kind, and this is because the rest have given up projects of this kind in favor of others to support businesses.
