Slobodan unkovski biography sample

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The Balkan Dream Team

The last time Slobodan Unkovski and his designer Meta Hocevar worked at the American Repertory Theater, they conjured up a series of dramatic worlds so powerful that audiences will never forget what they saw. As the play opened, the walls of a mighty palace crashed to the ground, forming a jumbled landscape of rocks and rubble that suggested the high mountains of central Asia. Kabuki actors joined the Marx Brothers and guards from the Third Reich, spinning and dancing on the barren, abstracted set which, just before intermission, split in two, revealing a lake that the actress Cherry Jones waded across to reach her waiting lover.

The play was Brecht’s Caucasian Chalk Circle, and Unkovski’s staging is now remembered as a milestone in the A.R.T.’s history. Kevin Kelly, reviewing the production for The Boston Globe, described it as “a kind of visionary vaudeville, a ditzy farce breaking apart at the seams to reveal very real substance inside the stuffing.”

A decade after their Chalk Circle, Unkovski and Hocevar are returning to the A.R.T. to stage another sprawling epic that joins real substance with vaudeville, Shakespeare’s late masterpiece The Winter’s Tale. In the years since their last collaboration in

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The marriage and divorce of Figaro
Beaumarchais / Horvath / Mozart

Jelica Stevanovic
FIGARO ON THE STAGE OF THE NATIONAL THEATRE

The repertoire policy of the new National Theatre, founded in 1868, in the second half of the 19th century, due to the wars with Turkey, was passing through a period of stagnation, even regression. In the early eighties, to use the words of Milan Grol, “a circle of young actors, who, together with talent also brought some schooling and knowledge of foreign theatres, once against raised the repertoire ambitions”. So, Beaumarchais’s comedy came to the stage of the Royal Serbian National Theatre, the comedy which at one time, represented  revolution in literature, thematically, formally, sociologically, ideologically...to be declared the instigator of the French Revolution – Le Mariage de Figaro. The premiere was on 29th March 1884. According to the facts left to us by Živojin Petrovic, the play was translated by Milovan Glišic and entitled The marriage of Figaro or a Crazy day, directed by Toša Jovanovic, and Davorin Jenko conducted the orchestra playing Mozart’s music. Count Almaviva, Governor Prefect in Andalusia was played by a favourite actor and talented singer Raja Pavlovic, his wife Countess Rosina was played by famous Vela Nig