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Georgia protests: Theatre is the last stage standing for the voice of freedom

FeaturesBy Nick AwdeMay 23, 2025

Nick Awde on the ongoing protests in Georgia and how theatre has become a focal point for resistance.

Time for Change: How Serbian students are making theatre during the blockades

FeaturesBy Divna StojanovFebruary 17, 2025

The faculties may be blockaded in Serbia, but theatre continues to be made. Divna Stojanov reports on a timely production of The Pillowman performed by students for students.

Microstagiune Showcase in Timișoara: Multiculturalism in action

FeaturesBy Borisav MaticFebruary 10, 2025

The Microstagiune Showcase presented the work of the Hungarian State Theatre “Csiky Gergely” and the German State Theatre in Timișoara to an international audience. Borisav Matić reports on a culturally mixed programme.

A silence that speaks volumes: Showing solidarity with Serbia’s student protestors

FeaturesBy Duška Radosavljević KrojerJanuary 29, 2025

Duška Radosavljević speaks to theatre director Andjelka Nikolić and her collaborators about the current student protests in Serbia and what it means to stand in solidarity with them.

All under the canopy: How student protesters in Serbia are making themselves heard

FeaturesBy Duška Radosavljević KrojerJanuary 23, 2025

Since November last year, students have been protesting across Serbia, with support for them growing. Duška Radosavljević explores the reasons behind this current wave of student protests in Serbia and how they differ from past protest movements in the country. For the last three months Serbia has been a stage for an extraordinary political performance.…

White People: Navigating the right to write

FeaturesBy Verity HealeyJanuary 23, 2025

US playwright Steven Leigh Morris’ White People is a play about American racial politics that has been reframed for a Balkan audience. Verity Healy explores the issues raised by the play around race and gender and looks at how you adapt a text for a different cultural context. 

SEEstage’s favourite theatre shows of 2024

FeaturesBy Natasha TripneyDecember 23, 2024

As the year draws to a close, SEEstage’s writers across the region discuss the shows that made a lasting impression on them in 2024.

Kosovo/Albania Theatre Showcase: Confronting the trauma of the past

FeaturesBy Borisav MaticNovember 19, 2024

After six editions in Prishtina, the annual Kosovo Theatre Showcase relocated to Tirana this year. Borisav Matić reports on the first ever Kosovo/Albania Theatre Showcase and a programme of work that illuminated both the past and the present.

Unstoppable theatre: Highlights of the 64th MESS Festival

FeaturesBy Lamija MilišićNovember 10, 2024

A look back at the 64th MESS festival, which included work from Palestine and a stage adaptation of Lana Bastašić’s novel Catch the Rabbit.

Living Conditions: Staging Slovenia’s housing crisis

FeaturesBy Nick AwdeOctober 6, 2024

Theatremakers Ula Talija Pollak and Bor Ravbar on their new show Living Conditions, an exploration of the social impact of Slovenia’s housing crisis.

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