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Yearly Archives: 2023

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Women as Lovers

ReviewsBy Živa KaduncMarch 29, 2023

Nina Ramšak Marković directs a powerful version of Elfriede Jelinek’s novel about the position of women in society.

Yankee Rose

ReviewsBy Andrej ČanjiMarch 28, 2023

Miloš Lolić directs a seductive production of Slobodan Obradović’s comedy inspired by the life of Anna Nicole Smith.

Greek Theatre Protests: “We have nothing to lose”

FeaturesBy Nick AwdeMarch 27, 2023

Theatre students have recently taken to the streets in Greece to protest the devaluing of their education. Nick Awde spoke to some of the student organisers about what prompted them to protest.

Faust

ReviewsBy Flamur DardeshiMarch 27, 2023

The National Theatre of Kosovo presents a visually striking and theatrically engaging new version of Faust by Fadil Hysaj.

Irena Popović Dragović: “Our society cherishes the cult of patriarchy”

InterviewBy Igor BurićMarch 26, 2023

Composer Irena Popović Dragović on her new opera Children, based on the novel by Milena Marković and making her debut as a director.

Schlachten

ReviewsBy Tom MustrophMarch 26, 2023

Oliver Frljić completes his Maxim Gorki war trilogy with a piece drawing on Heiner Muller to explore war and slaughter throughout history

Teatri ODA at 20: The journey of an independent theatre in Kosovo

InterviewBy Fatlinda DakuMarch 24, 2023

Founded in 2003, the ODA Theatre, Kosovo’s only independent theatre, marks its 20th anniversary this year. Fatlinda Daku talks to director Florent Mehmeti about the history of the theatre and the role it plays in Kosovo’s cultural scene.  

An Amp and a Guitar

ReviewsBy Divna StojanovMarch 21, 2023

Ivana Janošev’s engaging production based on the writing of Slobodan Tišma makes the case for giving young artists access to institutional stages in Novi Sad.

Arbri

ReviewsBy Bora ShpuzaMarch 20, 2023

Lirak Çelaj’s moving new play about an old man grappling with dementia, memory and the ghosts of the past, opens at Teatri Oda

Children

ReviewsBy Andrej ČanjiMarch 16, 2023

Irena Popović composes and directs a moving operatic version of Milena Marković’s verse novel Children at National Theatre, Belgrade

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