Department of Dreams
Besim Ugzmajli directs Jeton Neziraj’s thought-provoking, dystopian and suitably dream-like drama at the Dodona Theatre
Fatlinda Daku is a human rights activist who is currently working as a researcher and freelance journalist. She studied Political Science at the University of Prishtina and has working experience in the civil society sector.
Embracing Diversity through Art: ‘Unlimited’ sets the stage for inclusion
Unlimited, a unique collaboration between Handikos and Artpolis, opened up Kosovo’s stages to disabled performers. Fatlinda Daku reports on a project that aims to make theatre more accessible and inclusive.
American Buffalo
Blendi Arifi directs a tense production of David Mamet’s modern American classic in Gjilan.
Teatri ODA at 20: The journey of an independent theatre in Kosovo
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.
Budgetary woes and endless bureaucracy: the challenges of producing regional theatre in Kosovo
How difficult is it for regional theaters in Kosovo to produce work? Fatlinda Daku spoke to three directors of artistic institutions outside Prishtina about the challenges they face.
FemArt: The feminist festival tackling sexism in Kosovo
The FemArt festival has been showcasing feminist performance and art in Kosovo for nine years. Fatlinda Daku talked to its founder and participants about why the festival was created and why it still matters.