Charlize Theron criticizes Timothée Chalamet over ballet comments

Charlize Theron sharply criticized Timothée Chalamet's recent statements about ballet, calling them "careless" and expressing hope to meet him one day.

Vasa Dolovački, Painter and Spiritual Leader

Science has not yet figured out where talents or gifts of all kinds come from and how they are formed. We are left to believe that some mysterious goodness and love for people send great talents to the world with each new generation, regardless of whether the world needs them at that moment.

Famous Actor from 'Walter Defends Sarajevo' Dies

Husein Čokić, the oldest Bosnian-Herzegovinian actor, passed away yesterday, April 14, at the age of 96 in Pula, leaving behind a rich and significant artistic career.

A Voice Heard Offstage: Dunja Vejzović and the Rab Controversy

The decision of renowned opera artist Dunja Vejzović to return the title of honorary citizen of the city of Rab has once again drawn public attention to her name, as well as to the rich international career of one of the most significant singers from the former Yugoslavia.

Belgrade Drama Theatre Visits St. Petersburg

The Belgrade Drama Theatre continues its international collaboration with the G. A. Tovstonogov Bolshoi Drama Theatre of St. Petersburg by visiting their home stage, confirming and deepening the cultural exchange between the two esteemed theatre institutions.

Artist Kristina Pirković for Zadovoljna.rs: 'The heritage we carry largely determines us'

We talked with artist Kristina Pirković, whose exhibition 'The End of the World and One More Day' will be open to the public until April 12.

Play 'Richard II' Premiered at JDP

The play 'Richard II', directed by Boris Liješević, premiered tonight before a full house at the 'Ljuba Tadić' Great Stage of the Yugoslav Drama Theatre (JDP). The audience rewarded Liješević's interpretation of one of William Shakespeare's rarely performed plays with several minutes of ovations. The play chronologically opens the cycle of dramas about English kings, focusing on the last three years of Richard II's reign.

Director Nebojša Bradić for Danas: When you listen to politicians, you realize how healing it is to read and direct Andrić

The occasion for the interview with director Nebojša Bradić is the premiere of the play "Love in the Circus" based on the works of Ivo Andrić, with which the National Theatre in Kruševac last week began celebrating 80 years since its founding.

From Play to Drama Pedagogy

Serbian director, drama pedagogue, and author Zora Bokšan, born Tanurdžić, is living proof that the 'hunger for play' never dies and that it is possible to create and contribute to pedagogy even in old age. From the moment she wanted to enroll in theater directing, enchanted by the magic of the stage, to the moments when she shares impressions with the ensemble after each performance of 'The Dream Play', which she directed in her nineties.

Stefan Đoković: Happiness Should Be Found in Peace and Small Things

The guest of the podcast "Healthy Life Guide with Danijela Davidov Kesar" was Stefan Đoković, a pianist, opera singer, and fashion designer who explores the same things through sound and fabric - identity, emotion, and personal expression. This artist combines two worlds that seem completely incompatible at first glance: classical music and haute couture. He studied opera in London and piano in Belgrade. He performed at "Carnegie Hall" in New York, as well as on major stages in Russia, Great Britain, and numerous other countries, but his favorite is still our "Kolarac". He once received recognition as the best young designer in Dubai and had fashion shows at prestigious world fashion weeks.

A Krajisnik and Branko Ćopić's roommate

For twenty years, I have been working in my profession to gain experience, knowledge, and the ability to convey the spirit and intellect of Krajina. Sooner or later, I will film an epic about Krajina. An epic about a Krajisnik. A Krajisnik is the first and last thing you see when you come from the west or when you go to the west. He deserves a dedication.

SNP Celebrates Its Day on March 28: Ceremonial Academy and Premiere of the Ballet 'Giselle'

The Serbian National Theatre will celebrate its Day on March 28 with a ceremonial academy at 12:00 PM on the 'Pera Dobrinović' stage and a premiere of the ballet 'Giselle' in the evening on the 'Jovan Đorđević' stage. For 165 years, the Serbian National Theatre has been fulfilling its mission of developing and nurturing cultural and artistic potential, following the vision set by its founder and first director Jovan Đorđević in 1861.