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Tjaša Črnigoj’s new documentary piece explores the fight to protect women’s reproductive rights and access to abortion in Slovenia.
They Are All Gone
Andrej Nosov’s new production for Heartefact is a moving and empathetic exploration of trauma and memory that makes inventive use of audio.
Incubator
Director Oliver Frljić’s latest production for the Mladinsko Theatre directly addresses the conflict in Gaza
Georgia protests: Theatre is the last stage standing for the voice of freedom
Nick Awde on the ongoing protests in Georgia and how theatre has become a focal point for resistance.
Dajana Josipović: “The time of the starving artist is over”
Theatre director Dajana Josipović talks to Mina Milošević about her recent production of Dennis Kelly’s Orphans, ways of engaging with audiences and Otherness in Balkan theatre.
A Little History of Inequality
Miloš Lolić’s centuries’ sweeping exploration of generational wealth based on a graphic novel Capital and Ideology.
The Centrifugal Dancer
Jug Đorđević’s assured and elgant revival of the Todor Manojlović’s first play for the Serbian National Theatre.
Mario Banushi: “The Balkans aren’t just one thing; they’re many things.”
Following the premiere of his new show, MAMI, the rising star of the Greek theatre scene talks to Nick Verginis about his creative process and the Balkan influences in his work.
Izuzeti
Mia Knežević directs Đorđe Petrović’s compelling exploration of systemic corruption in Serbian society at the National Theatre of Sombor.
Programme announced for the 70th Sterijino pozorje
The programme of the 70th Sterijino pozorje will feature work by Boris Liješević and Zlatko Paković.