The inaugural Montenegrin Theatre Showcase took place from 13-17 May this year. Andrej Čanji reports on a diverse and varied programme that reflects the country’s increasingly exciting theatre scene.
Ana Vukotić directs a stylised and excessive production drawing on the work of Norway’s most famous playwright.
Theatre maker Hana Rastoder talks to Nick Awde about 671-LOV, her play about aftermath of the Štrpci massacre and the need for Montenegrin writers to confront the trauma of war.
Director Zoran Rakočević on the work of his company Korifej, putting on a theatre festival in a small Montenegrin mountain town and helping to bring Zlatko Paković’s banned play to the stage.
Zoran Rakočević’s lively and gripping adaptation places Euripides’ Iphigenia in a modern social context
An examination of the context and the consequences of the attempts to censor Zlatko Paković’s new performance in Montenegro