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Tag Archives: Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Nebitno

ReviewsBy Berina MusaMarch 26, 2026

A satirical one-man-performance by Kerim Čutuna, directed by Alen Šimić, but is it a play or a stand-up routine? And does it matter?

Armin Behrem: “Queer relationships on stage aren’t a trend”

InterviewBy Berina MusaMarch 23, 2026

Bosnian playwright and dramaturg Armin Behrem’s play Podroom premiered at Sarajevo War Theatre (SARTR) in 2024. He talks to Berina Musa about artistic collaboration, queer visibility and his experiences of making work in Germany.

Acid

ReviewsBy Berina MusaJanuary 22, 2026

Nermin Hamzagić’s cinematic production of Asja Krsmanović’s moving exploration of familial responsibility and care.

Sniper

ReviewsBy Berina MusaJanuary 7, 2026

Sarajevo’s newest theatre space Teatar 071 opens with Dino Mustafić’s production of Damir Karakaš’ claustrophobic thriller.

Lovers

ReviewsBy Divna StojanovDecember 30, 2025

Director: Jovana Tomić’s potent production of Elfriede Jelinek’s novel about violence against women and the oppression of the patriarchy.

Podroom

ReviewsBy Berina MusaNovember 12, 2025

Ajla Bešić’s propulsive and visually striking production of Armin Behrem’s play exploring the nightlife of Sarajevo.

Sarajevo, My Dear

ReviewsBy Berina MusaNovember 2, 2025

Director Dino Mustafić helms the first original Bosnian-Herzegovinian musical at the National Theatre of Sarajevo.

Blank

ReviewsBy Berina MusaOctober 21, 2025

Kokan Mladenović’s fragmentary and opaque adaptation of Bosnian actor Feđa Štukan’s bestselling memoir.

The World And All That It Holds

ReviewsBy Berina MusaOctober 17, 2025

Selma Spahić’s triumphant distillation of the vast emotional and historical landscape of Aleksandar Hemon’s award-winning novel.

Staging The Flowers of Srebrenica: “An enormous responsibility”

FeaturesBy Natasha TripneySeptember 24, 2025

Lara Parmiani, of migrant-led theatre company LegalAliens, talks to Natasha Tripney about a new international production marking the 30th anniversary of Srebrenica. 

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