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Repertoire November Main Stage “Raša Plaović” Stage Saturday Dr REPERTOIRE NOVEMBER MAIN STAGE “RAŠA PLAOVIĆ” STAGE SATURDAY DR. NUŠIĆ SATURDAY THE WIFE OF HASSAN-AGA 01. 7.30pm after a comedy by Branislav Nušić „DR”, guest National Theatre Sombor and Kruševac 01. 8.30pm drama by Ljubomir Simović SUNDAY THE MINISTER’S WIFE SUNDAY THE LIAR AND THE ARCHILIAR 02. 7.30pm comedy by Branislav Nušić 02. 8.30pm comedy by J. S. Popović MONDAY A MEMBER OF THE PARLIAMENT MONDAY MISTER DOLLAR 03. 7.30pm comedy by Branislav Nušić 03. 8.30pm comedy by Branislav Nušić , tour of the National Theatre Subotica TUESDAY DEATH AND THE DERVISH TUESDAY AT DAWN 04. 7.30pm B.M.Mihiz / E. Savin, after Meša Selimović’s novel 04. 8.30pm opera by S. Binički, performance by students of the Faculty of Music Art WEDNESDAY MADAMA BUTTERFLY WEDNESDAY FORMAL ACADEMY 05. 7.00pm opera by Giacomo Puccin 12.00am celebration of the Publishing Company “Dečji dani” THURSDAY ALEXANDER 05. THE MARRIAGE 06. 7.30pm ballet choreographed by Ronald Savković 8.30pm comedy by N. Gogol FRIDAY MOTHER COURAGE AND HER CHILDREN THURSDAY IN HONOUR OF BORIS HRISTOV, 100th anniversary since his birth 07. 7.30pm drama by Bertolt Brecht 06. 8.00pm concert in cooperation with the Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria in Belgrade SATURDAY IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA FRIDAY THE GLASS MENAGERIE 08. 7.30pm opera by Gioacchino Rossini 07. 8.30pm drama by Tennessee Williams SUNDAY FORMAL ACADEMY SATURDAY LULLABY FOR VUK NOBODY 12.00am on occasion of the International Day Against Fascism and Antisemitism 08. 8.30pm drama by Bojana Mijović, based on the novel by Ksenija Popović 09. THE DESEASED SUNDAY THE BLACKSMITHS 7.30pm comedy by Branislav Nušić 09. 8.30pm comedy by M. Nikolić MONDAY CAPRICIOUS GIRL MONDAY LITTLE MARITAL CRIMES 10. 7.30pm comedy by Kosta Trifković 10. 8.30pm drama by Eric E. Schmitt WEDNESDAY LA BAYADERE WEDNESDAY STRENGTHENED BY IRON 12. 7.30pm ballet Ludwig Minkus 12. 8.30pm drama by Gorana Balančević THURSDAY THE GREAT DRAMA THURSDAY BIZARRE 13. 7.30pm drama by Siniša Kovačević 13. 8.30pm black comedy by Željko Hubač FRIDAY RIGOLETTO FRIDAY THE POSSESSED 14. 7.30pm opera by Giuseppe Verdi 14. 8.30pm T.M.Rigonat, after F. M. Dostoyevsky’s piece SATURDAY THE DAMNED YARD SATURDAY THE ORCHESTRA 15. 8.00pm dance performance based on novel by Ivo Andrić, guest National Foundation for Dance 15. 8.30pm comedy by Jean Anouilh SUNDAY THE MISANTHROPE SUNDAY ENIGMA VARIATIONS 16. 7.30pm comedy by J. B. P. Moliere 16. 8.30pm drama by Eric E. Schmidt MONDAY LE NOZZE DI FIGARO MONDAY LITTLE MARITAL CRIMES 17. 7.00pm opera by W.A. Mozart 17. 8.30pm drama by Eric E. Schmitt WEDNESDAY SWAN LAKE TUESDAY THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST 19. 7.30pm ballet by P. I. Tchaikovsky 18. 8.30pm comedy by Oscar Wilde THURSDAY CARMEN WEDNESDAY THE MISUNDERSTANDING 20. 7.00pm opera by Georges Bizet 19. 8.30pm drama by Albert Camus FRIDAY THE LADY OF THE CAMELLIAS THURSDAY THE LIAR AND THE ARCHILIAR 21. 7.30pm melodrama by Alexander Dumas Son 20. 8.30pm comedy by J. S. Popović SATURDAY FRIDAY 12.00am THE DAY OF THE THEATRE 21. 8.30pm EVENING OF BALLET AND FASHION 22. ROAD TO DAMASCUS / PREMIERE SATURDAY BIZARRE 7.30pm drama by August Strindberg 22. 8.30pm black comedy by Željko Hubač SUNDAY ROAD TO DAMASCUS SUNDAY VETERANS FROM THE THESSALONIKI FRONT TALK 23. 7.30pm drama by August Strindberg 23. 8.30pm docudrama Antonije Đurić, guest performance MONDAY RETROSPECTIVE FASHION SHOW MONDAY PLAYING THE VICTIM 24. 8.00pm celebration of 25th anniversary of the “Mona” Company 24. 8.30pm comedy by Vladimir and Oleg Presnyakov TUESDAY TRIBUTE TO THE MAESTRO TUESDAY VOLUME TWO 25. 8.00pm concert dedicated by Jovan Šainović 25. 8.30pm drama by Branislav Nušić WEDNESDAY WHO IS SINGING OUT THERE WEDNESDAY THE ORCHESTRA 26. 7.30pm ballet to the music by Vojislav Voki Kostić 26. 8.30pm comedy by Jean Anouilh THURSDAY UN BALLO IN MASCHERA THURSDAY LITTLE MARITAL CRIMES 27. 7.30pm opera by Giuseppe Verdi 27. 8.30pm drama by Eric E. Schmitt FRIDAY TALES FROM THE VIENNA WOODS FRIDAY HEDDA GABLER 28. 7.30pm drama by Ödön von Horvath, guest performance by the Serbian National Theatre 28. 8.30pm drama by Henrik Ibsen SATURDAY LA TRAVIATA SATURDAY AT THE ETERNAL TAP 29. 7.30pm opera by Giuseppe Verdi 29. 8.30pm drama by Momčilo Nastasijević SUNDAY HENRY THE SIXTH SUNDAY TESLA OR THE ADAPTATION OF AN ANGEL 30. 7.30pm drama by William Shakespeare 30. 8.30pm drama by Stevan Pešić MONDAY THE NUTCRACKER MONDAY MUSIC FOR HEALTH 01. 7.30pm ballet of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky 01. 8.00pm charity concert on occasion of the World AIDS Day TUESDAY CARMEN TUESDAY AT THE ETERNAL TAP 02. 7.00pm opera by Georges Bizet 02. 8.30pm drama by Momčilo Nastasijević WEDNESDAY MOTHER COURAGE AND HER CHILDREN WEDNESDAY ENIGMA VARIATIONS 03. 7.30pm drama by Bertolt Brecht 03. 8.30pm drama by Eric E. Schmidt THURSDAY LA BAYADERE THURSDAY VOLUME TWO 04. 7.30pm ballet Ludwig Minkus 04. 8.30pm drama by Branislav Nušić FRIDAY ROAD TO DAMASCUS FRIDAY THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST 05. 7.30pm drama by August Strindberg 05. 8.30pm comedy by Oscar Wilde SATURDAY TURANDOT 06. 7.00pm opera by Giacomo Puccini, guest performance by the Romanian National Opera from Timisoara EVENTS FRIDAY TRIBUTE TO PUCCINI 12. 8.00pm 01/11 DOCTOR NUŠIĆ, after Branislav Nušić’s comedy DR, joint production of the National Theatre Sombor and Kruševac Theatre, Main Stage soloist concert by Suzana Šuvaković Savić with guests 03/11 MR. DOLLAR, comedy by Branislav Nušić, tour of the National Theatre Subotica, “Raša Plaović” Stage 05/11 FORMAL ACADEMY, celebration of the Publishing Company “Dečji dani” , at 12 am, “Raša Plaović” Stage 06/11 IN HONOUR OF BORIS HRISTOV, 100th anniversary since his birth, concert in cooperation with the Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria in Belgrade, guest performer Stefan Vladimirov – bass, at 8pm, “Raša Plaović” Stage 09/11 FORMAL ACADEMY, on occasion of the International Day Against Fascism and Antisemitism, at 12 am, Main stage TOURING SAVA CENTER 12/11 LA BAYADERE, ballet Ludwig Minkus, guest performance by the Royal Ballet of Flanders from Antwerp, Main stage 02/11 THE FLYING DUTCHMAN | Timisoara, Romania 09/12 SWAN LAKE | performed by 14/11 RIGOLETTO, opera by Giuseppe Verdi, guest performer Laura Alonso Padin, Spain, Main stage 20/11 CARMEN, opera by Georges Bizet, guest performers Milijana Nikolić and Rosario La Spina, Main stage 02/11 LITTLE MARITAL CRIMES | Rabrovo the principal artists from the 21/11 EVENING OF BALLET AND FASHION, “Raša Plaović” Stage 17/11 BIZARRE | Aleksinac Bolshoi Theatre from Moscow, 22/11 THE DAY OF THE THEATRE , at 12 am, Main stage 24/11 BIZARRE | Šabac 22/11 ROAD TO DAMASCUS / PREMIERE, drama by August Strindberg, Main stage 25/11 THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST | Students’ City Maria Allash in the role of 24/11 RETROSPECTIVE FASHION SHOW, celebration of 25th anniversary of the “Mona” Company, at 8 pm, Main stage Odette / Odile and 25/11 TRIBUTE TO THE MAESTRO, concert dedicated to Jovan Šainović, at 8 pm, Main stage 27/11 MOTHER COURAGE AND HER CHILDREN | Arad, 28/11 TALES FROM THE VIENNA WOODS, drama by Ödön von Horvath, guest performance by the Serbian National Theatre from Novi Sad, Main stage Romania Alexander Volchkov 01/12 MUSIC FOR HEALTH, charity concert on occasion of the World AIDS Day, at 8 pm, “Raša Plaović” Stage 29/11 VOLUME TWO | Панчево in the role of Prince Siegfried 04/12 LA BAYADERE, ballet Ludwig Minkus, Bojana Žegarac in the role of Nikiya for the first time, Main stage 06/12 TURANDOT, opera by Giacomo Puccini, guest performance by the Romanian National Opera from Timisoara, at 7 pm, Main stage 12/12 TRIBUTE TO PUCCINI, soloist concert by Suzana Šuvaković Savić with guests, at 8 pm, Main stage Box-office working hours every day from 11am. untill 3pm. and from 5pm. untill the start of the show. 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