How long does eternal love last? More

Two couples and 24 hours. World Wide Web and new media widen the possibilities of human communication but do not contribute much to people understanding one another. More

A play about children, written for grown-ups. Grown-ups, playing children and women playing men. Brutally graphic display of pointless violence, violence without reason or explanation, offering several starting-points for contemplating questions on social constructs of childhood, violence and gender. More

“Language is character. Language is rebellion.” – A play about a generation clash. More

What is a sin? What is a bit of a sin? More

"The play takes place every night from 11.14 p.m. to 11.34 p.m. and from 3.56 a.m. to 5.04 a.m.” More

This play by Draga Potočnjak is based on the Balkan disaster. Against the backdrop of a bloody war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a human story of torture and means of torture is exposed. More

"When you’re not here, I miss you. When you’re here, I can’t stand you. Everything is as it must be." More

A family – father, mother, two sons, their lover and grandmother – are living in utter misery and poverty. Their home is a dark cellar, their usual meal is a soup of rotten vegetables and rat meat. More

This grandiose and complex mix, using incredible imagination to freely turn over motifs from classical and contemporary imagery, stories from everyday life and the current social field, fiction and philosophy, probably won’t find its way to an actual stage easily, despite its staging potential. However, it definitely deserves attention, not least because of the pleasure it offers. More

In this adaptation by Nebojša Pop-Tasić, Madame Bovary, the immortal character from world literature becomes the Bovary who, both in time of her creation and today, remains madam Bovary, Emma, tragically ending her fate of a provincial wife, mother and lover. More

“And so, on a Shrove Tuesday night, all these people meet ‘by chance’ in a half-built flat. That is the start of a story that needs to unwind before our eyes in a single theatrical stroke with all its rises and falls, as is typical of such carnivalesque, unpredictable and entirely drunken nights.” More

"I think our new government with such an eager Minister of Work, Family and Moral Reform, will be able to get many useful things done.” More

Comedy about the possibilities, which the over glorified Europe offers to the young people – the Slovenian version More

The play Exercises in Anxiety, subtitled »a play about today’s times«, cuts into the psychopathy of the present with an extraordinary sharpness. More

This is a story about a father abusing his daughter, but it is worse than that. Even those people in the story from whom actual help would be expected, such as the police inspector and the priest, both merely take advantage of their position and make profit from the helplessness of a girl driven into a state of extreme distress. More

At the centre of Hooray, Nosferatu is a six year old girl with Dravet syndrome, a rare condition that causes severe epileptic seizures which due to their frequency result in developmental delay. More

»I used to wet my bed for a very long time, I mean really long, at least it felt long to me, up until I was about sixteen, which is half of my life so far.« More

"Don’t go fooling around with Linhart now, mother! Europe awaits!" More

When was it that you were last standing powerless in front of a door, your very own version of The Door? Be it for an administrative bureaucratic idiotically absurd reason of not having put the right card on the counter or perhaps haven’t aligned it with the right edge? A cruel, bloody, shocking, provocative, blatantly brutal, tender, poetic and vulnerable play. More

"Which love is true love? Willy says nothing.” More

A comedy of situational and verbal confusions. More

"Good literature always speaks of its time without saying any particular words about it.” More

EVELIN: "She always has to make things difficult. It’s my turn. I am Evelin and I work at the warehouse. But this is only temporary, until I can find something better, of course. VERA: “Let her dream, babe. You know how it goes … It’s only a pipe dream!” More

The theme of fear of anything different, foreign or other, as suggested in the title of the play, is always topical. But this play deals with it from a fresh and complex, distinctly experience-based angle. This is a stylistically varied script written in confident, broad strokes and painting, describing, presenting and commenting the relationship toward different/other. More