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JOAKIMINTERFEST 2008

3rd International Small Scene Theatre Festival

3. Međunarodni pozorišni festival malih scena

CAR OF THESPIS

In his own time, Albert Camus wrote that theatre was one of those places in the world where it was possible to be happy. In these days when Joakiminterfest, one of the four of the city's theatrical events, should take place, it seems that there are enough reasons for happiness in Kragujevac, a Theatropolis, and a Serbian Edinburgh.
The artistry of the performers, the varieties of the poetries, the characteristics of the schools of drama and of sensibilities with rich creative abilities are participating in the game of self recognition and theatre recognition.
Dragan Jakovljevic, Selector

Selector of Third JoakimInterFest 2008 is Dragan Jakovljevic, director and head of the Knjazevsko-srpski teatar from Kragujevac. Twelve plays from Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Republic of Srpska and Serbia will be competing for the awards. The play Kot jaz of the Lara Jankovic and Culture association B-51 will be performed in the honor of the awarded.

Festival Open
Vidosav Stevanovic, writer
Sasa Milenic, President of the City Assembly of Kragujevac City
Dragan Jakovljevic, Festival selector
Direction of the JoakimFest: Dragan Jakovljevic (director), Aleksandar Miloradovic, Zoran Miljkovic, Mirjana Vujanic, Nenad Miloradovic and Nadica Ognjanovic.

Knjazevsko-srpski teatar from Kragujevac (Serbia), the play Teza/Thesis. Writers by Gerry Dukes, Paul Meade, David Parnell and directed by Dan Tudor.
Slovensko narodno gledalisce from Maribor (Slovenia), the play Intimni avtoportret Fride Kahlo. Written by Slavenka Milovanovic Pregelj and Ivana Vujic and directed by Ivana Vujic.
Narodno pozoriste Republike Srpske Banja Luka (Serbian Republic ), the play Divlje meso. Written by Goran Stefanovski and directed by Lari Zapia.
Dramaticno-kuklen teatr from Vraca (Bulgaria), the play Midsummer Nights Dream. Written by William Shakespeare, directed by Nikolaj Poljakov.
Narodno pozoriste from Uzice (Serbia), the play Umetnost i dokolica. Written by Stive Tesic and directed by Nemanja Rankovic.
Teatar Al. Davila from Pitesti (Romania), the play Skin Deep. Written by Paul Meade and directed by Dan Tudor.
Beogradsko dramsko pozoriste from Belgrade (Serbia), the play Ceif. Written by Mirza Fehimovic and directed by Egon Savin.
Teatr Formy from Wroclaw (Poland), the play The Hunger. Written by Knut Hamsun and directed by Jozef Markocki.
In the honor of the awarded - Lara Jankovic& Culture association B-51 (Festival Exponto), the play Kot jaz directed by Zijah A. Sokolovic.

Festival Open

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PLAYS COMPETING FOR THE AWARDS

October 7^th Knjazevsko-srpski teatar Kragujevac, Serbia	THESIS By Gerry Dukes, Paul Meade, David Parnell and directed by Dan Tudor Foto Discussion
October 8 ^th Slovensko narodno gledalisce, Maribor, Slovenia	INTIMNI AVTOPORTRET FRIDE KAHLO By Slavenka Milovanovic and Ivana Vujic, directed by Ivana Vujić Foto Discussion
October 9^th National theatre of Serbian Republic Banja Luka, Serbian Republic	DIVLJE MESO By Goran Stefanovski and directed by Lari Zapia Foto Discussion
October 10 ^th Dramaticno-kuklen teatr Vraca, Bulgaria	MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM By William Shakespeare and directed by Nikolaj Poljakov Foto Discussion
October 11^th Narodno pozoriste Uzice, Serbia	UMETNOST I DOKOLICA By Stive Tesic and directed by Nemanja Rankovic Foto Discussion
October 12 ^th Teatrul Al. Davila Pitesti, Romania	SKIN DEEP By Paul Meade and directed by Dan Tudor Foto Discussion
October 13^th Beogradsko dramsko pozoriste Belgrade, Serbia	ĆEIF By Mirza Fehimovic and directed by Egon Savin Foto Discussion
October 14^th Teatr Formy Wroclaw, Poland	THE HUNGER By Knut Hamsun and directed by Jozef Markocki Foto Discussion
October 15^th In the honor of the awarded	KOT JAZ By Lara Jankovic&Culture association B-51 (Festival Exponto) and directed by Zijah A. Sokolovic Foto Foto

ABOUT AWARDS

Jury of the Festival

Ersi Vasilikioti, director, Thessalonica, Greece

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Marija Vasiljevic, actress, Kragujevac, Serbia

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Tuncer Muhammet Nurullah, scenograph, director, Istambul, Turkey

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Djordji Joleski, actor, Skople, Macedonia (Chairman)

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Nebojsa Dugalic, actor, Belgrade, Serbia

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We present you the members of the jury

Awards

1. Award for the best play
2. Award for the best director
3. Two awards for the best actors
4. Award for the visual effects
5. Special Award
6. Audience Award

All the decisions of the jury are unanimous.

The jury decided on giving the acknowledgements to young actors for graet spectrum of artistic abilities, presented by three following realizations:

Lidija Indzova for the role of Hermia in play aMidsummer Nights Dreamof Villiam Shakespeare, directed by Nikolaj Poljakov in the production of The Dramaticno-kuklen teatr, Vraca, Bulgaria.
Maciej Kowalczyk for the role in play The Hunger of Knut Hamson, directed by Jozef Markocki in production of The Teatr Formy, Wroclaw, Poland.
Ivana Pavićevic for the role of Daughter in play Umetnost i dokolica of Stive Tesic, directed by Nemanja Ranković in the production of The National Theatre from Uzice.

1. Award for Visual Aspects of the Play goes to play Intimni avtoportret Fride Kahlo of Slavenka Milovanovic Pregelj and Ivane Vujic, directed by The Slovensko narodno gledalisce from Maribor, Slovenia.

Commentary:
The award is being assigned for the remarkable scene images based on complicating and rich play of various visual elements (costume, light, set design, video projection), being in the service of dramatic event, all the time corresponding with the painting of Frida Kahlo.

2. Two Best Actor Awards go to:

1. Dusanka Stojanovic for the role of Esma Halilović in play Ceif of Mirza Fehimovic, direction and adaptation Egon Savin, production The Beogradski dramski teatar from Belgrade, Serbia.
2. Ljubomir Bandovic for the role of Salko Halilovic in play Ceif of Mirza Fehimović, direction and adaptation Egon Savin, production The Beogradski dramski teatar from Belgrade, Serbia.

Commentary:
Dusanka Stojanovic showed remarkable acting transformation developing even the slightest detail of acting expression, by which she bult her character, as well as dramatic situation, in a subtle manner. In her outer rigidness, she was full of love and warmth all the time.
Ljubomir Bandovic, with the splended artistry of his gift for acting, surprizing us, in each moment, with the speed of change of his state and the state of his character and dramatic situation, he actualized his character of Salko, who, despite of his handicap, in the name of all the characters from the play, by the liveliness of his spirit, preserved the strength of hope that, despite such an unsolvable Balkanian faith, everything would be fine after all.

3. Best director award goes to Egon Savin for play Ceif of Mirza Fehimovic in the production of The Belgrade drama Theatre from Belgrade, Serbia.

Commentary:
Director, Ergon Savin, in his prudent and unobtrusive directing procedure, animated the relations between real and surreal, in this universal human drama, regarding director's denoting as well as his work with the actors, with unbelievable easiness exchanging comical and tragical through the play of acting, he told us a story on suffering and love, or to be more exact, on love despite suffering.

4. Best play award goes to play Ceif of Mirza Fehimovic in the production ofThe Belgrade drama Theatre from Belgrade, Serbia.

Commentary:
Play Ceif is a tragic-comic story on the return of humanity, a reminder of what we feel and what we are in the time that has made each sense in us numb. It offers us a mirror in which we not only recognize ourselves, but we are invited to ask questions to the very same mirror. It leaves us naked, but through that nakedness, it purifies us through truthful testimony of what is the most human in us.

5. Special award goes to Ivana Vujic for play An intimate self portrait of Frida Kahlo of Slavenka Milovanović Pregelj and Ivane Vujic, directed by The Slovenian National Theatre from Maribor, Slovenia.

Commentary:
Director, Ivana Vujic, led, harmoniously and imaginatively, a number of simultaneous flows of directing language, preserving the readability, transparency and coherency of the style at each stratum of the play, and she reminded us, touchingly, of the colours from Frida's pallet we have forgotten.

6. Audience Award
Two equal awards, average grade 9,63
The Teatr Formy, Wroclaw (Poland), play The Hunger of Knut Hamson, directed by Jozef Markocki
The Slovenian National Theatre from Maribor (Slovenia), play An intimate self portrait of Frida Kahlo of Slavenka Milovanović Pregelj and Ivane Vujic, directed by Ivana Vujic.

JOAKIMINTERFEST 2007

2nd International Small Scene Theatre Festival

2. Međunarodni pozorišni festival malih scena

THE OUTER&THE INNER

I have tried to select plays
that represent living and wondering theatre,
diverse in its expressive means,
but the theatre that bares its soul
and unveils masks,
thus fulfilling in the best way possible
its humane function.
Dragan Jakovljevic, Selector

Selector of Second JoakimInterFest 2007 is Dragan Jakovljevic, director and head of the Knjazevsko-srpski teatar from Kragujevac. Twelve plays from Russia, Spain, Slovakia, Romania, Serbian Republic, Macedonia, Bosnia and Hercegovina and Serbia will be competing for the awards. The play Seven of the Knjazevsko-srpski teatar and AKH Liceum will be performed in the honor of the awarded.
Festival Open
Biljana Srbljanovic, playwright
Sasa Milenic, Vice Mayor of the Kragujevac City
Dragan Jakovljevic, Festival selector
Direction of the JoakimFest: Dragan Jakovljevic (director), Aleksandar Miloradovic, Svetlana Borkovic, Zoran Miljkovic, Mirjana Vujanic, Nenad Miloradovic and Nadica Ognjanovic.

National theatre of Serbian Republic, Banja Luka (Serbian Republic), the play Family stories. Written by Biljana Srbljanovic and directed by Jovica Pavic; the actors: Sladjana Zrnic, Aleksandar Stojkovic, Nikolina Jelisavac, Boris Savija.
Theatre Bitef teatar from Belgrade (Serbia), the play Betrayal. Written by Harold Pinter and directed by Zanko Tomic; the actors: Neda Arneric, Janos Tot and i Aleksandar Alac.
Teatrul de Comedie from Bucurest (Romania), the play The government inspector. Written by N. V. Gogol and directed by Horatiu Malaele; the actors: Stefan Banica, George Mihaita, Virginia Mirea, Delia Seceleanu, Valentin Teodosiu, Ion Chelaru, Sergan Georgevici, Eugen Racoti, Petre Dinuliu, Dragos Huluba, Florin Dobrovici, Ana Maria Lazar, Bogdan Ghitulescu.
Knjazevsko-srpski teatar from Kragujevac (Serbia), the play Story about the Late Emperor Daughter. Written by Nikolaj Koljada and directed by Bosko Dimitrijevic; the actors: Sanja Matejic, Nenad Vulevic, Dusan Stanikic, Ana Todorovic.
Moscow regional state Theatre for young spectator from Moscow (Russia), the play Motzart and Salieri. Written by A. S. Puskin and directed by Valerij Persikov; the actors: Jurij Sinjakin, Valerij Kukuskin, Marija Svedova.
Mosaic Group Teatro from Barcelona (Spain), the play In love. Directed by Eduard Codina Pujolriu; the actors: Inaki Royo, Isabel Colon, Santiago Gomez, Maribel Martin, Eduard Codina and musicians.
Slovak Chambre Theatre from Martin (Slovakia), the play Ivanov. Written by A. i P. Cehov and directed by Roman Polak; the actors: Miloslav Kral, Renata Rundova, Jan Kozuch, Michal Gazdik, Jana Olhova, Lucia Jaskova, Marek Geisberg, Eva Gasparova, Viliam Hriadel, Frantisek Vyrostko, Petronela Valentova, Jana Eliasova, Bibiana Tarasovicova, Jozef Abafi, Jan Demko.
National Theatre from Mostar (Bosnia and Hercegovina), the play Deth and The Dervish. Director Erol Kadic; the actors: Serif Aljic, Sasa Orucevic, Igor Vidackovic, Mirsad Elezi Maja, Zeco Goran Lozo, Jasmin Krpo, Emir Sejfic, Vedran Vilogorac, Bojan Beribaka, Amela Kreso.
Concrete Hale Theatre from Belgrade (Serbia), the play Antigona. Written by Bertolt Brecht and directed by Ivana Vujic; the actors: Danica Ristovski, Zoran Cosic, Ivana Jovanovic, Dejan Kolarov, Djordje Makarevic, Dunja Mahocic, Vidan Bunusevac, Nikola Rakocevic, Igor Ilic, Kosta Bunusevac, Nikola Rakocevic, Vesna Vojinov.
NUCK - Anton Panov from Strumica (Macedonia), the play Naked Vera. Written by Djordje Milosavljevic and directed by Aleksandra Kovacevic; the actors: Vasil Mihail, Alen Nanov, Stojan Velkov- Trn, Sofija Nasevska.
The Dobrica Milutinovic Theatre from Sremska Mitrovica (Serbia), the play Don Juan comes back from the war. Written by Odon von Horvath and directed by Vladimir Lazic; the actors: Ivan Tomasevic, Aneta Tomasevic, Vesna Pastrovic, Maja Cimesa, Gordana Lukic, Dragana Djonlic, Jelica Brestovac Sonja Markovic, Natasa Savic, Zvonko Bednar.
Teatrul Al. Davila from Pitesti (Romania), the play Freud^,s sofa. Written by Cornel Udrea and directed by Matei Varodi; the actors: Dan Ivanesei, Mirela Cioaba, Ioana Podareanu, Petre Dumitrescu.
National Theatre from Subotica (Serbia), the play Fritzspiel. Written by Boris Senker and directed by Robert Raponja; the actors: Suzana Vukovic, Jovan Ristovski, Milos Stankovic, Vladimir Grbic, Djordje Simic, Jelena Mihajlovic, Ivana Fotez.
Knjazevsko-srpski teatar and AKH Liceum from Kragujevac (Serbia), the play Seven. Filip Vujosevic (on the bases of Aeschylus tragedy Seven against Thebes) and directed by Uros Jovanovic; the actors: Sanja Matejic, Ana Todorovic, Katarina Mitrovic, Dragan Stokic, Ivan Vidosavljevic and AKH Liceum.

Festival Open

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PLAYS COMPETING FOR THE AWARDS

October 7^th National theatre of Serbian Republic Banja Luka, Serbian Republic	FAMILY STORIES By Biljana Srbljanovic and directed by Jovica Pavic Foto Discussion
October 7 ^th Theatre Bitef teatar Belgrade, Serbia	BETRAYAL By Harold Pinter and directed by Zanko Tomic Foto Discussion
October 8^th Teatrul de Comedie Bucurest, Romania	THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR By N. V Gogol and directed by Horatiu Malaele Foto Discussion
October8^th Knjazevsko-srpski teatar Kragujevac, Serbia	STORY ABOUT THE LATE EMPEROR DAUGHTER By Nikolaj Koljada and directed by Bosko Dimitrijevic Foto Discussion
October 9^th Moscow regional state Theatre for young spectator Moscow, Russia	MOTZART AND SALIERI By A. S. Puskin and directed by Valerij Persikov Foto Discussion
October 9 ^th Mosaic group Teatro Barcelona, Spain	IN LOVE Directed by Eduard Codina Pujolriu Foto Discussion
October 10^th Slovak Chambre Theatre Martin, Slovakia	IVANOV By A. P. Cehov and directed by Roman Polak Foto Discussion
October 11^th National Theatre Mostar, Bosnia and Hercegovina	DETH AND THE DERVISH By Mesa Selimovic and directed by Erol Kadic Foto Discussion
October 11^th Concrete Hale Theatre Belgrade, Serbia	ANTIGONE By Bertolt Brecht and directeds by Ivana Vujic Foto Discussion
October 12^th NUCK - Anton Panov Strumica, Macedonia	NAKED VERA By Djordje Milosavljevic and directed by Bosko Dimitrijevic Foto Discussion
October 12^th The Dobrica Milutinovic Theatre Sremska Mitrovica, Serbia	DON JUAN COMES BACK FROM THE WAR By Odon von Horvath and directed by Dragan Ostojic Foto Discussion
October 13^th National Theatre Subotica, Serbia	FRITZSPIEL By Boris Senker and directed by Robert Raponja Foto Discussion
October 13^th Teatrul Al. Davila Pitesti, Romania	FREUDS SOFA By Cornel Udrea and directed by Matei Varodi Foto Discussion
October 14^th Knjazevsko-srpski teatar and AKH Liceum Kragujevac, Serbia	SEVEN By Filip Vujosevic (on the bases of Aeschylus tragedy Seven against Thebes) and directed by Uros Jovanovic Foto

ABOUT AWARDS

Jury of the Festival

Ivan Klemenc, actor, full professor of the Academy of Arts at Novi Sad, subjects: fencing, mise-en-scene and commedia del arte - Serbia (Chairman)

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Dragana Boskovic, theatrologist from Belgrade - Serbia

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Chryssa Mantaka, costume designer, docent at the Fine Arts School at Thessalonica - Greece

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Ljuboslav Majera, director, acting professor at the Academy of Arts at Novi Sad and at the Academy of Dramatic Arts at Banska Bistrica (Slovakia) - Serbia

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Mircea Gitulescu, writer and theatre critic from Bucharest - Romania

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Awards

1. Award for the best play
2. Award for the best director
3. Two awards for the best actors
4. Award for the visual effects
5. Special Award
6. Audience Award

The Jury decisions were unanimous.
1. Best Play
Rationale:
The Governments Inspector, written by N. V. Gogol, directed by Horatiu Malaele and performed by Comedy Theatre from Bucharest is a play that displays precise stylization, visual and semantic precision, clear stylistic concept and apparent team effort of the ensemble; this is a play that attracts the attention and draws the audience into its inner structure.

2. Best Director
Rationale:
The director awarded by the Jury has modernized this classical text by introducing the grotesque and by minimizing the scenery, all the while managing to harmoniously unite the stage elements. The winner of the award is Mr. Horatiu Malaele, the director of The Governments Inspector, written by N. V. Gogol and performed by Comedy Theatre from Bucharest.

3. Two Actors Awards
Due to the equal number of votes given by the expert jury and in agreement with JoakimInterFest 2007 Board of Directors, the Jury has decided to give out four equal awards.
Among the large number of actors achievements seen during the last week, these four actors were distinguished by their ability to identify themselves with the characters they played. Their ability was only slightly greater than that of other actors, thus, this selection does not diminish the greatness of performances by other artists.
Awardees are (in the order of appearance in front of the audience):
- Miss Sladjana Zrnic for the role of Nadezda in the play Family Stories directed by Jovica Pavic and performed by the ensemble of National Theatre of The Republic of Srpska, Banja Luka
- Mr. George Mihaita for the role of Mayor in the already awarded play The Governments Inspector, written by N. V. Gogol, directed by Horatiu Malaele and performed by Comedy Theatre from Bucharest
- Mrs. Danica Ristovski for the role of Antigone in the play Antigone, written by Bertolt Brecht, directed by Ivana Vujic and performed by the ensemble of Concrete Halle Theatre
- Mr. Ivan Tomasevic for the role of Don Juan in the play Don Juan comes back from the war, written by Odon von Horvath, directed by Vladimir Lazic and performed by Dobrica Milutinovic Theatre from Sremska Mitrovica

4. Award for Visual Aspect of the Play
The award goes to the play whose visual aspect has become yet another dramatic element in an original, unconventional manner. The Jury took notice of the sophisticated elements of the scenery, lighting, puppets and their animators that successfully became a part of an integral dramatic play. These components of stage expression, in the opinion of the Jury, are best pronounced in the play Ivanov, written by A. P. Chekhov and performed by Slovakian Chamber Theatre from Martin.

5. Special Award
By awarding this play with Special Award, the Jury wants primarily to point out the costumes and scenery which are functional, imaginative, balanced in color and which give the notion of rounded dramatic action to this fragmentary dramaturgy. The play that has all these elements is Don Juan comes back from the war, written by Odon von Horvath, directed by Vlada Lazic and performed by Dobrica Milutinovic Theatre from Sremska Mitrovica.

6. Audience Award
The best play of JoakimInterFest 2007, in the opinion of the audience, is The Governments Inspector, written by N. V. Gogol, directed by Horatiu Malaele and performed by Comedy Theatre from Bucharest.

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Summery
THE OUTER&THE INNER

Second International Small Scene Theatre Festival JakimInterFest was held in Knjazevsko-srpski teatar, Kragujevac from October 7th to October 14th. Fourteen plays from eight countries (Republic of Srpska, Romania, Russia, Spain, Slovakia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia and Serbia) were performed at the Festival, and the Festival s Jury has given the Best Play award to The Government s Inspector, a play by N. V. Gogol performed by Comedy theatre from Bucharest.
At the opening of the second JoakimInterFest, Statuette Joakim Vujic for Exceptional Contribution to the Development of Theatrical Life in Serbia was presented to Ms. Biljana Srbljanovic.
Kragujevac is an extremely important city for Srbian dramaturgy, not only because it is the birthplace of Serbian theatre, but also beacuse it is the birthplace of an immense number of personages important for our theatre. Biljana Srbljanovic said on accepting the Statuette.
The Best Director award went to Horaciu Malaele, Romanian director of the play The Government s Inspector, writen by N. V. Gogol and perfomed by Comedy Theatre from Bucharest, and the Best Actor awards went to Sladjana Zrnic (Family Stories), George Mihaicu (The Government s Inspector), Danica Ristovski (Antigone) and Ivan Tomasevic (Don Juan Return from War).
The play Ivanov, writen by A. P. Chekhov and performed by Slovakian Chambre Theatre from Martin received the Award for Visual Aspect of the Play, while the Special Award went to Dobrica Milutinovic Theatre from Sremska Mitrovica which performed Eden von Horvat s drama Don Juan return from War.
The presence of theatrical Europe at JoakimInterFest has affirmed that Europe is and will be in Kragujevac, the city which has once again, in the best possible way, displayed its opennes to the other and the different, its need to maintain the connection with the world culture and to be its integral part., Dragan Jakovljevic, the selector and the Board of Directors head director, said at the closing of the Festival.
The best play of the second JoakimInterFest, in the opinion of the audience, is The Government s Inspector performed by the Bucharest theatre, and during the Festival of Small Stages, an exhibition of theatre masks was on display in Theatre Gallery Joakim.

JOAKIMINTERFEST 2008

3rd International Small Scene Theatre Festival

3. Međunarodni pozorišni festival malih scena

CAR OF THESPIS

PLAYS COMPETING FOR THE AWARDS

THESIS

INTIMNI AVTOPORTRET FRIDE KAHLO

DIVLJE MESO

MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM

UMETNOST I DOKOLICA

SKIN DEEP

ĆEIF

THE HUNGER

KOT JAZ

ABOUT AWARDS

JOAKIMINTERFEST 2007

2nd International Small Scene Theatre Festival

2. Međunarodni pozorišni festival malih scena

THE OUTER&THE INNER

I have tried to select plays that represent living and wondering theatre, diverse in its expressive means, but the theatre that bares its soul and unveils masks, thus fulfilling in the best way possible its humane function. Dragan Jakovljevic, Selector

PLAYS COMPETING FOR THE AWARDS

FAMILY STORIES

BETRAYAL

THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR

STORY ABOUT THE LATE EMPEROR DAUGHTER

MOTZART AND SALIERI

IN LOVE

IVANOV

DETH AND THE DERVISH

ANTIGONE

NAKED VERA

DON JUAN COMES BACK FROM THE WAR

FRITZSPIEL

FREUDS SOFA

SEVEN

ABOUT AWARDS

Summery THE OUTER&THE INNER

I have tried to select plays
that represent living and wondering theatre,
diverse in its expressive means,
but the theatre that bares its soul
and unveils masks,
thus fulfilling in the best way possible
its humane function.
Dragan Jakovljevic, Selector

Summery
THE OUTER&THE INNER