On October 31, 2006, The Odeon Theatre in Bucharest presented a very successful reading of Tales of Common Insanity by the members of the theatre's ensemble. After the reading, an audience of over 200 people took part in a discussion on contemporary theatre. The director said that he was more than satisfied with L. Našincová's translation and that he was thinking of a "regular" staging of the text.
There was a well attended launch of an Anthology of Czech Plays translated into Romanian (Teatru ceh de azi) in the theatre lobby; the space also hosted an exhibition New in Czech. The professor of Literature, Marian Popescu, talked about his experience of Czech drama and various possibilities for its presentation in Rumania. Both events were part of the Invasion into Europe project.
- and in Polish - again:
Petr Zelenka expressed deep satisfaction with the second Polish production of his play Train Departures at the Na Woli Theatre in Warsaw.
On December 11, 2006, the Teatr Polski in Wroclaw presented to the public the first reading of a fresh Polish translation of Zelenka's latest play, Theremin. On February 12, there will be a rehearsed reading of the play in Warsaw, again at the Na Woli Theatre.