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Budgetary woes and endless bureaucracy: the challenges of producing regional theatre in Kosovo

FeaturesBy Fatlinda DakuJuly 26, 2022

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.

Matei Vișniec International Days Festival: combating barbarism and confronting the past

FeaturesBy Nick AwdeJune 14, 2022

Romanian playwright Matei Vișniec on his International Days Festival and the need for artists to take a stand against barbarism.

The 67th Sterijino Pozorje: a critical dialogue

FeaturesBy Borisav Matic and Andrej ČanjiJune 10, 2022

Critics Borisav Matić and Andrej Čanji on the highs – and lows – of the 67th Sterijino Pozorje, the most important national theater festival in Serbia.

The Hungarian State Folk Ensemble: keeping tradition alive

FeaturesBy Natasha TripneyMay 31, 2022

The Hungarian State Folk Ensemble, which mixes folk traditions with modern dance, is bringing a new show to London inspired by the life of Franz Liszt.

The Handke Project: “Peter Handke is a product of the times in which we live”

FeaturesBy Borisav MaticMay 30, 2022

A new play exploring the controversy surrounding Peter Handke’s Nobel Prize win and what it says about artistic responsibility.

Trains, Flames and Synchronised Clapping: a dramaturg responds to Eurovision

FeaturesBy Tommo FowlerMay 23, 2022

Finding himself in Turin for the final, UK-based dramaturg Tommo Fowler on the theatricality of this year’s Eurovision song contest entrants.

The Festival of Professional Theatres of Vojvodina: the best theatre in Serbia?

FeaturesBy Andrej ČanjiMay 11, 2022

Despite financial challenges, the 71st Festival of Professional Theatres of Vojvodina presented some of the best theatre in Serbia.

Deconstructing Konstrakta: the Artist must be analysed

FeaturesBy Duška Radosavljević KrojerMay 3, 2022

Duška Radosavljević Krojer discusses Konstrakta, the Serbian pop phenomenon and unlikely Eurovision contender, through the medium of the YouTube reaction video. 

Stand with Ukraine: acts of solidarity in the Western Balkans

FeaturesBy Natasha TripneyApril 24, 2022

As the devastating war in Ukraine continues, SEEstage writers discuss the acts of solidarity, support and protest being carried out by activists and cultural workers across the region

Independent theatre in Romania: “You can’t change the system from the inside”

FeaturesBy Natasha TripneyMarch 27, 2022

Gabriela Dumitru, artistic director of TAG, talks about making independent work in Romania and the importance of cultural exchange to the next generation of artists.

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