Mother and Child
Matija Ferlin’s chilly production of Jon Fosse’s play about the broken relationship between a mother and her son for INK Pula.
Nora Čulić Matošić (1998) is a student of Comparative Literature (MA) at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Zagreb. She has written theatre criticism for the Croatian radio programme Theatralia and web portal Kulturpunkt.hr. Besides theatre, her interests are other forms of performing arts (particularly dance performances) and film.
Euphoria
Ksenija Zec’s authorial project at Zagreb Youth Theatre attempts to capture teen spirit and adolescent emotions on stage.
12th Night, or What You Will
Gender is central to Grzegorz Jarzyna’s reimagining of Shakespeare’s comedy for Zagreb Youth Theatre.
this is my truth, tell me yours
Jasna Žmak’s personal solo show exploring internalised homophobia and misogyny, gender dysphoria and masturbation.
The Bald Soprano
Suzana Nikolić directs an inventive and distinctive production of Ionesco’s absurdist classic The Bald Soprano at Zagreb Youth Theatre
33rd Marulić Days Festival: Heartfelt drama and heavenly comedy
Showcasing the best in Croatian drama, highlights of the 33rd Marulić Days Festival included a nuanced play by Ivor Martinić and a comedy about God.
55 Square Metres
Ivana Vuković’s well-observed and well-acted play about the pressures and precarity faced by local residents in Split during the tourist season.
My Husband
Dora Ruždjak Podolski directs a performance based on the stories of Rumena Bužarovska about the position of women in society
Proving Your Worth: life as an emerging theatre artist in Croatia
Working for free and battling a centralised system: a look at what it’s like to be an emerging young theatre artist in Croatia.
Bombardment
Review of Dino Pešut’s Bombardment (Granatiranje), a metatheatrical gay love story set against the backdrop of the Yugoslav wars, at KunstTeatar, Zagreb