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Changing times: Has Slovenian theatre lost its edge?

FeaturesBy Karolina BugajakNovember 10, 2026

Slovenian theatre is going through a period of transition, beset by changes in artistic leadership, threats of funding cuts and creeping conservatism. Karolina Bugajak asks if the country’s cultural institutions can remain spaces of resistance and experimentation?

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