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Monthly Archives: September 2026

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Ne:BITEF: Serbia’s theatre community stands together

ReviewsBy Miomir MilosavacSeptember 25, 2026

On 20 September, Serbia’s theatre community came together to mark 60 years of the Belgrade International Theatre Festival (Bitef) with ne:Bitef, a ‘guerrilla-style’ event spanning the city.

Staging Othello in Albania: A critical dialogue

FeaturesBy Flamur Dardeshi and Katerina Markoska and 1 moreSeptember 24, 2026

Following the premiere of Qëndrim Rijani’s production Othello at the National Theatre of Albania, our critics discuss the questions it raises around race, otherness, power and identity, as well as wider issues within the Albanian theatre scene.

The Knot

ReviewsBy Karolina BugajakSeptember 17, 2026

Žiga Divjak and Kolektiv Igralke collaborate on a layered, if distant, piece about European militarisation and the rising threat of war.

A Collection of (Probably) Unread Plays

FeaturesBy Miomir MilosavacSeptember 16, 2026

Young playwrights in Serbia face a struggle not only to get their work staged, but to get their work read. Miomir Milosavac reports on the publication of a new zine spotlighting Serbia’s under-performed writers. 

Second ne:BITEF event is announced  

NewsBy Divna StojanovSeptember 9, 2026

The second edition of ne:BITEF, the guerrilla theatre festival, will be held on 20 September across 60 locations throughout Belgrade.

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