In January of the following year, the fate of the company was also discussed by Sebastian, in his column for "Cuvântul". The writer, who had followed the Vilna Troupe's activities over the previous decade, was reviewing Joseph Kamen's return to the Romanian stage with another group of actors. Remembering his impression of the original troupe's shows, Sebastian spoke of its "melancholic destiny": "ever since then, death, dissipation and perhaps fatigue have passed through all these things. Lares, who sleeps her eternal sleep in some town in Transylvania. [Buloff, who confronts an infamous public in America. Stein, lost in some place I don't recall."