european theatre


THE CYCLE OF EUROPEAN THEATRE AT ZAGREB YOUTH THEATRE

In 2008, visiting theatre groups included: the EnKnap Group with a performance of Celebration, choreography by Lenke Flory and Simone Sandroni; the Slovenian Permanent Theatre of Trieste with a performance of Piero Paolo Pasolini’s Pigsty, directed by Ivica Buljan; Inbal Pinto from Israel with a performance of Shaker, choreography by Inbal Pinto and Avshalom Pollak; the Royal Flemish Theatre of Brussels with a performance of Sing And Be Joyful, directed by Ruud Gielens; and the Theater and Philharmonic Orchestra of Heidelberg – Städtische Bühne performed Friedrich Schiller’s The Robbers, directed by Martin Nimza. In 2009 the Cycle started with a performance of Macbeth After Shakespeare by Heiner Müller, directed by Ivica Buljan, a co-production of Zagreb Youth Theatre and Cankarjev dom from Ljubljana, Slovenia. Then Zagreb Youth Theatre hosted a performance of Little Red Riding Hood by Joël Pommerat, directed by Sascha Bunge and produced by Theatre an der Parkaue from Berlin. The Cycle in 2009 was closed with a performance of Faust-Fantasy in wich the great director Peter Stein made his first-ever appearance as a stage actor in collaboration with the music composer Arturo Annecchino. This project was coordinated by Change Performing Arts/CRT Artificio.

Zagreb Youth Theatre started the Cycle in 2010 with a guest performance of Lowering of the Sky written by Nebojša Pop Tasić, directed by Jernej Lorenci and produced by Slovene Youth Theatre from Ljubljana, Slovenia.

Since 2006 guest presentations in the cycle of European theatre at Zagreb Youth Theatre have included: Animali nella nebbia, Teatro Metastasio della Toscan; Hamlet, Space Productions, Bosnia and Hercegovina; Fedra, Seinendan Theatre, Japan; and Alica, Slovenian National Theatre.

The first visit in 2007 was by the Yugoslav Drama Theatre from Belgrade with a performance of Grasshoppers, Rails and Hadersfild. The Slovenian Youth Theatre, Ljubljana performed One And The Other. Then, the Balet Preljocaj from France visited with a performance of N. Bitef and the Yugoslav Drama Theatre performed Cirkus Historija; and finally Farm in the Cave from Prague performed Sclavi – An Emigrant’s Song.

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