Ivanov/The Father
Andrej Čanj dissects two recent productions by veteran director Paolo Magelli
Katalin Ladik suffers a nervous breakdown, quits her job as a bank employee and becomes a conceptual artist.
Zlatko Paković stages a new work exploring the art and legacy of Katalin Ladik at the “Kosztolányi Dezső” Theatre in Subotica
Fathers and Forefathers
Veljko Mićunović directs a nuanced stage version of Slobodan Selenić’s 1985 novel at the National Theatre Belgrade
Red
Altin Basha directs John Logan’s biodrama about the American artist Mark Rothko at the National Experimental Theater “Kujtim Spahivogli”
Negotiating Peace
The new international co-production from Jeton Neziraj and Blerta Neziraj sheds light on the peace negotiation process in a witty and thought-provoking way.
Our Class
Tatjana Mandić Rigonat directs a powerful and effective production of Tadeusz Słobodzianek‘s play Our Class at the National Theatre Belgrade.
You Can Be Anything
Ivana Vuković makes her directorial debut at KunstTeatar with her own playful play about the societal expectations faced by women and girls.
Desire to make a solid history will end up in failure/Wakatt
There were two dance pieces on the main programme of the 57th BITEF, one from Serbia, one a co-production from Belgium and Burkina Faso.
Angels in America
Nina Rajić Kranjac stages a bold, nuanced and partially open-air six-hour production of Tony Kushner’s modern American classic
Can’t Escape Sundays
Talented young director Tamara Kostrešević helms an engaging new production of one of Tena Štivičić’s early plays.