10th Shakespeare Festival

29 June, 3 July at 20.00 / Vila Stanković, Čortanovci

TWELFTH NIGHT

Itaka Shakespeare Festival, Youth Theatre Novi Sad / Directed by Ivan Vanja Alač

30 June at 20.00 / Vila Stanković, Čortanovci

ROMEO AND JULIET

Yerevan State Chamber Theater (Armenia) / Directed by Lusine Yernjakyan

1 July at 20.00 / Vila Stanković, Čortanovci

MACBETH / a nightmare for two

Tiyatro BeReZe (Turkey) / Directed by Doğu Akal

2 July at 20.00 / Vila Stanković, Čortanovci

PERICLES

Flute Theatre (UK) / Directed by Kelly Hunter

12 October at 20.00 / Serbian National Theatre, Novi Sad

SHAKESPEARE / BACH

Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord (France)

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This falls out better than I could devise.

A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM / (Act 3, Scene 2)

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SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL / Youth Theatre Novi Sad with Academy of Arts Novi Sad
TWELFTH NIGHT
Directed by Ivan Vanja Alač

PREMIERE 29 June, 3 July at 20.00
Vila Stanković, Čortanovci
3 July at 20.00
Vila Stanković, Čortanovci

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SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL

2023
Shakespeare is a phenomenon, like the sun and the moon. All attempts to pin him down in any way are childish and stupid – his plays can speak directly to people of every race and every level, at every moment of world history. But how? The 36-odd plays can be brought out in academic, repetitive or even childish ways. To bring any play, any role, any line, any word of Shakespeare is an ever-changing, ever-challenging task. We need the help of knowing what others are attempting. For this reason, the Shakespeare festival is vital.

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