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.
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.
Đorđe Nešović’s humorous and relatable staging based on the novel by Katarina Mitrović about a young woman going through a life crisis.
Carolina Bianchi impactfully fuses performance art and theatre in the first part of a trilogy about sexual violence.
Tiago Rodrigues’ new play for the Comédie-Française weaves together an ancient Greek tragedy with a play about contemporary social issues.
Iva Milošević directs a sensitive, intimate adaptation of the novel by Milica Sniva about one woman’s descent into depression.
Paula Vogel’s two-hander about an abusive relationship, superbly performed by Marta Bogosavljević and Svetozar Cvetković
This absurdist and comical new play by Jelena Mijović and directed by Ivan Vuković is a plea for solidarity in a time of social division.
Stevan Bodroža’s ambitious if unrelentingly violent production based on Enes Halilović’s novel about life on the criminal fringes in Novi Pazar.
Nebojša Bradić directs Morgan Lloyd Malcolm’s emotive play about post-natal depression and new motherhood.
Maša Dakić gives a phenomenal performance in a powerful one-woman play about rape and the failings of the legal system, directed by Anja Suša.