Camp/Golgotha
Nina Rajić Kranjac’s highly-anticipated double-bill of plays by Miroslav Krleža is rich in theatrical images.
Politpornography: A Case Study
Anna Javoran’s thrilling devised piece, inspired by Želimir Žilnik’s Early Works, explores the gulf between political rhetoric and action.
Acid
Croatian playwright Tena Štivičić’s topical new play explores abuses of power within a renowned dance company.
I, David
Director Gabrijel Lazićs inventive and sensitive graduate piece inspired by the real-life story of David Reimer, who was born a boy but raised as a girl.
The Language of the Football Boot
Borut Šeparović directs a lively, humorous exploration of masculinity on and off the football pitch at Zagreb Youth Theatre.
Always Be Like a Dragon
Olja Lozica’s inventive and well-performed staging of Espi Tomičić’s play about war, past trauma and poverty at HNK Zagreb.
Mothers
Layered new show by Kolektiv Igralke and director Rajna Racz exploring different societal and personal attitudes to pregnancy and motherhood.
A Little History of Inequality
Miloš Lolić’s centuries’ sweeping exploration of generational wealth based on a graphic novel Capital and Ideology.
Studio tres pas: “Everything we do comes from a place of joy”
Nora Čulić Matošić speaks to Studio tres pas, a new Croatian theatre company who place audience engagement and education at the heart of their work.
A Son, a Mother and a Father Sit at the Table in Silence
Aleksandar Švabić directs Ivor Martinić’s family drama which mines humour from the everyday at Zagreb Youth Theatre.