The National Theatre in Belgrade has been closed since the start of October, ostensibly for reasons of safety though many see it as a sign of increasing repression and censorship in Serbia.
DetailsThe 65th International Theatre Festival MESS in Sarajevo will feature work by Selma Spahić, Kokan Mladenović and Boris Liješević.
DetailsIn the days following the protest in Serbia on 28th June, numerous people have been arrested, including students from the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade. Now students and citizens are finding new ways of resisting.
DetailsMontenegrin theatre director Danilo Marunović has been deported from Serbia, but his performance at the National Theatre of Belgrade went ahead. Director Danilo Marunović from Montenegro was deported on June 27 after an ‘informative interview’ with members of Serbia’s Security and Information Agency (BIA) in Belgrade. Marunović had come to Belgrade for the guest performance…
DetailsA decision has been made to cut the funding of Sterijino Pozorje, the most prestigious national theatre festival in Serbia.
DetailsThe programme of the 70th Sterijino pozorje will feature work by Boris Liješević and Zlatko Paković.
DetailsNikita Milivojević’s mandate as artistic director of BITEF has not been extended raising concerns about the future of the festival.
DetailsSerbian theatres will go on a seven day strike in February in a show of support for the student protestors.
DetailsThe Union of Artists of the National Theatre in Kosovo has been on a general strike since 15 November.
DetailsThis year’s “Moisiu” National Theatre Festival will take place in Prishtina and feature work by Blerta Neziraj and Davide Iodice.
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