How a Tree Fell
Captivatingly written and performed exploration of communities and crisis, written by Katarina Morano and directed by Źiga Divjak for SNG Drama Ljubljana.
Pains of Youth
Jovana Tomić directs a bittersweet, at times provocative reworking of Ferdinand Bruckner’s play about a group of disaffected, sexually entangled young people at the Yugoslav Drama Theatre.
Frank V
Miloš Lolić’s strangely captivating production of Friedrich Dürrenmatt’s musical-tragicomic satire for SNG Maribor.
Sober
Zhaneta Xhemajli dazzles as an addict trying to heal herself in an intimate staging of Duncan Macmillan’s People, Places & Things.
Kabare Jugoslvenske
An alternative, feminist, matriarchal history of Yugoslavia presented in cabaret format by writer and director Ivan Leo Lemo at the National Theatre of Subotica.
People, Places and Things
Janja Majzelj gives a brilliant, multi-faceted performance in the Mladinsko Theatre staging of Duncan Macmillan’s play about addicts and addiction.
(Pra) Faust
Svetozar Cvetković stars in Boris Liješević’s stripped back production of Goethe’s play at Belgrade Drama Theatre.
Holy Mothers
Nina Ramšak Marković directs a striking, superbly performed production of Werner Schwab’s scatological, blackly comic debut play.
Invisible Women
Ivana Djilas’ adaptation of Slavenka Drakulić’s stories about growing older as a woman merges puppetry and performance.
Sediment
Writer Katarina Morano and director Žiga Divjak’s nuanced play about families, emotional inheritance and the things we leave behind.