The years spent in Târgu-Mureș were utterly complex for Marian as he collaborated with the National Theater of Târgu-Mureș, but was also involved in multiple independent theater projects. The great majority of these projects were focused on social issues and were created to help the community. In addition to trying to be on stage as much as he could, he has also tried to find himself among people in his attempt to help them, in particular the younger generations. 

During the last 4 years he held multiple workshops, or ‘meetings’ as he likes to call them, with students from the 1st to the 12th grade. During these meetings he has guided the participants into acknowledging the problems of our era, especially those related to communication. Following this approach, personal solutions to the issues discussed were to be found by the instrumentality of games. Ever since then, Marian thought that solutions are better to be discovered and not offered and that he should act more like a guide into the proccess of education.

His passions are literature, mountain hiking and, of course, theater. He greatly appreciates the works of William Shakespeare, F.M. Dostoievski, Mihail Bulgakov and Lucian Blaga, but also the outstanding presence and talent of Sir Anthony Hopkins.
Being lively, patient and with a trimendous love for culture and education, Marian is very excited to be a part of the Royal School team. The position of drama teacher in this school offers him the possibility to fulfill something he refers to as ‘the purpose of life’: helping others grow.