Betontanc & Umka.LV: SHOW YOUR FACE!

Ever since its premiere in 2006 Show your face! has managed to bewitch thousands already. It was applauded by elementary and high school students, it received an award at Maribor Theatre Festival, it got standing ovations in The Old Power Station and at numerous guest appearances.

We would like to invite you to come see its last reprises in Slovenia, since the team is to travel to the US in January to enthuse the American audience and critics all the way from New York to Los Angeles. (more…)

Sanja Nešković Peršin: JULIJA

The existing relationship between Julie and Jean as depicted in Strindberg’s drama revolves around loyalty towards siskin, taken with Julia to her flight as an item in her luggage. Jean is strongly against this and ends up killing the siskin.
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Branko Potočan & Fourklor: NA DRUGI STRANI NAGAJIVEGA POGLEDA

When we become aware of the fact that the point of our self-fulfilment has been achieved, when we rise above ourselves and see the meaning of life in its fullness, when we step out of the game and watch its course from the side only.

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Branko Potočan: PESMI Z LISTKA

Gala poetry night influenced by theatre, dance and more.
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Concert: PAPIR

A family band dedicated to poetry and music Papir is a representative of a new music movement named “The new evergreen” with its epicentre in Maribor. Papir awakens the tradition of Slovene evergreen song by bringing together excellent musicians and authors such as Rok Vilčnik-rokgre, Igor Bezget, Sebastijan Duh, Ana Bezjak, Maja Keuc, Gregor Stermecki, Bruno Domiter, Tadej Kampl. (more…)

Mateja Bučar: BILA BI PALMA

The perversion of destiny, otherwise known as reality, is a flow of various interpretations as well as creations of the human mind. (more…)

Festival DRUGAJANJE 2010

Program

Maja Pelević, Betontanc: MOŽDA SMO MI MIKI MAUS

Author of the drama Maja Pelević saw the Mickey Mouse-shaped ears in a form of a graphite in Belgrade, whereas the director picked up the specific Belgrade music scene groove and introduced it to the performance. (more…)

Sebastijan Horvat: MANIFEST K.

“Manifest K is a theatre situation that attempts to produce what could be seen as a groundbreaking or revolutionary gesture in Marx’s Manifesto by using its own (artistic) framework. Horvat’s turn takes place on the level of theatre’s functioning as an institution (since the theatre situation lacks firm structure, viewers/workers perceive it as a part of theatre as well as reality itself), on the level of understanding class struggle nowadays and on the level of individual’s conscious position in terms of his particular role in this struggle.” (more…)

Leja Jurišić, Teja Reba: BETWEEN US

According to its authors, the performance provides an answer to the question: “Why is it so hard to live a life?”

Med nama returns to the stage of The Old Power Station – Elektro Ljubljana for the third time already: simply because it is liked by both its audience and critics alike.

Authors and performers: Leja Jurišić, Teja Reba
Production: Exodos Ljubljana
Coproduction: KINK-Pekinpah, Maska, Bunker, Ljubljana, Gledališče Glej, Plesni teater Ljubljana, Pa-f

Information and ticket reservation: +386 51 269 906 or bunker@siol.net