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Yearly Archives: 2026

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How football fan groups shut down a Bosnian drama festival

FeaturesBy Berina MusaJune 8, 2026

Following pressure placed on the organisers by football fan groups, the 25th Festival of Contemporary Bosnian-Herzegovinian Drama in Zenica has been postponed.

Cat’s Head

ReviewsBy Katerina MarkoskaJune 6, 2026

Dejan Projkovski’s compelling and unsettling production of the play by Venko Andonovski at Drama Theatre Skopje

Casimir and Caroline

ReviewsBy Berina MusaJune 1, 2026

With her debut production, of Ödön von Horváth’s play, film director Isidora Ratković demonstrates a strong eye for visual storytelling.

Polip Festival 2026: Eco-theatre in Prishtina

FeaturesBy Borisav MaticJune 1, 2026

Polip, Prishtina’s annual literary festival, has been reconceptualized as a festival for the performing arts. Borisav Matić reports on this year’s programme which focused on ecological theatre.

The Double Bass

ReviewsBy Bora ShpuzaMay 31, 2026

Alban Goranci gives an engaging and warm performance in an adaptation of Patrick Süskind’s bittersweet one-man play

Metamorphosis: Genesis of a Decline

ReviewsBy Berina MusaMay 18, 2026

A visually and lyrically intriguing piece with shades of Greek tragedy by director Luka Jovanov and writer Teodora Marković.

Camp/Golgotha

ReviewsBy Nora Čulić MatošićMay 15, 2026

Nina Rajić Kranjac’s highly-anticipated double-bill of plays by Miroslav Krleža is rich in theatrical images.

Softness

ReviewsBy Berina MusaMay 14, 2026

Alban Ukaj, Boris Ler, Kemal Rizvanović and Josip Stapić star in Selma Spahić’s elusive if engaging devised piece about four brothers in a time of war.

The Unwomanly Face of War

ReviewsBy Karolina BugajakMay 11, 2026

Director Biljana Radinoska’s elegant and minimalist staging of Nobel-winner Svetlana Alexievich’s book about the women of the Red Army.

The Comic Mysteries

ReviewsBy Karolina BugajakMay 8, 2026

Tijana Zinajić’s colourful adaptation of Dario Fo and Franca Rame’s satire on religion at the Mladinsko Theatre

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