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Godisnjak 2010 Layout 1 GO DIŠNJAK 2008/2009. PO ZO RI ŠTA SR BI JE YEAR BO OK OF SERBIA THEA TRES 2008/2009 VO LU ME 31 Pu blis hed and distri bu ted by Ste ri ji no pozor je 21000 No vi Sad, Zmaj–Jo vi na, 22 ISSN 1820-8215 ГОДИШЊАК ПОЗОРИШТА СРБИЈЕ GODIŠNJAK POZORIŠTA SRBIJE A SZERBIA SZÍNHÁZAK ÉVKÖNYVE ALMANAHUL TEATRELOR DIN SERBIA DIVADELNÁ ROČENKA SRBSKA РОЧНÏК ТЕАТРОХ СЕРБИÏ 2008/2009. NO VI SAD 2010 Urednik – redaktor mr Mirjana Markovinović Saradnik Vesna Kerenac Štampanje finansira Grad Novi Sad – Gradska uprava za kulturu Pokrajinski sekretarijat za obrazovanje i kulturu Ministarstvo kulture Republike Srbije SA RAD NI CI POZORIŠTA dno pozorište, Niš; Zoran MURGE – Pozorište lu- taka, Niš; Muzafer ZUPLJANIN – Regionalno po- Ana JELIĆ – Beogradsko dramsko pozrište, Beo- zorište, Novi Pazar; Iboja HAJDU – Novosadsko grad; Milica MIHAILOVIĆ – Bitef teatar, Beograd; pozorište-Újvídéki színház, Novi Sad; Đorđe ĆI- Slavka VUČETIĆ – Centar za kulturnu dekonta- RIĆ – Pozorište mladih, Novi Sad; Klara VUKOV minaciju, Beograd; Anđelija TODOROVIĆ – Ister – Savez dramskih umetnika Vojvodine, Novi Sad; teatar, Beograd; Jelena KOVAČEVIĆ – Jugoslo- Dušanka RADMANOVIĆ – Srpsko narodno po- vensko dramsko pozorište, Beograd; Olga PE- zorište, Novi Sad; Milorad KAPOR – Trupa Jorik, TROVIĆ – Malo pozorište „Duško Radović”, Beo- Novi Sad; Dejan GLIŠIĆ – Narodno pozorište, Pi- grad; Jelica STEVANOVIĆ – Narodno pozorište, rot; Saša PALJENKAŠ – Rusinski narodni teatar Beograd; Ingeborg BUTER – Opera-Theatre Ma- „Petro Riznič Đađa”, Ruski Krstur; Branka DI- dlenianum, Beograd-Zemun; Olivera VIKTORO- MIĆ – Narodno pozorište, Sombor; Snežana VIĆ ĐURAŠKOVIĆ – Pan teatar, Beogard; Bi- VARNIČIĆ – Pozorište „Dobrica Milutinović”, ljana ŠEGO – Pozorište Atelje 212, Beograd; Lji- Sremska Mitrovica; Andrea HUŠNJAK – Dečje ljana PIPERIN – Pozorište „Boško Buha”, Beo- pozorište-Gyermekszínház, Subotica; Marija grad; Aleksandra ANTIĆ – Pozorište „Puž”, Beo- STEFANOVIĆ i Šarlota SEČEI – Narodno pozo- grad; Milena LUKIĆ – Pozorište na Terazijama, rište-Népszínház, Subotica; Ida FARKAŠ – Po- Beograd; Ljiljana ŽARKOVIĆ – Pozorište „Slavi- zorište Kosztolányi Dezső, Subotica; Jelica DES- ja”, Beograd; Milena SIMUNOVIĆ – Zvezdara POTOVIĆ – Šabačko pozorište, Šabac; Ljiljana teatar, Beograd; Dana PAVLOVIĆ – Pozorište RADIVOJEVIĆ – Narodno pozorište, Užice; Bo- lutaka „Pinokio”, Beograd-Zemun; Sava SAVIN – jan JOVANOVIĆ – Pozorište „Bora Stanković”, Narodno pozorište, Kikinda; Zoran MILJKOVIĆ – Vranje; Dragoslav DOBROSAVLJEVIĆ – Naro- Knjaževsko-srpski teatar, Kragujevac; Zoran MA- dno pozorište „Sterija”, Vršac; Ana RISTIĆ – TIĆ – Pozorište za decu, Kragujevac; Veroljub Regionalno pozorište Timočke krajine „Zoran ANDRIJANIĆ – Kraljevačko pozorište, Kraljevo; Radmilović”, Zaječar; Smiljana TUCAKOV i Vla- Bojan ĆETKOVIĆ – Kruševačko pozorište, Kru- dimir GRUBANOV – Narodno pozorište „Toša ševac; Ivana NEDELJKOVIĆ – Puls teatar, La- Jovanović”, Zrenjanin; Miroslava BLAŽIĆ PE- zarevac; Gordana LJUBENOVIĆ – Narodno po- TRAŠ – Slovačko vojvođansko pozorište, Bački zorište, Leskovac; Predrag NEŠOVIĆ – Naro- Petrovac 6 SA DR ŽAJ RE PER TOAR PO ZO RI ŠTA 2008/2009 – THE 2008/2009 RE PER TO I RE..............................9 OB JA ŠNJE NJA .....................................................................................................................11 EX PLA NA TORY NO TES .......................................................................................................12 SKRA ĆE NI CE – AB BRE VIA TI ONS ......................................................................................13 Be o grad sko dram sko po zo ri šte, Be o grad.........................................................................15 Bi tef te a tar, Be o grad.........................................................................................................19 Centar za kulturnu dekontaminaciju, Beograd ................................................................ 21 Ister teatar, Beograd .........................................................................................................22 Ju go slo ven sko dram sko po zo ri šte, Be o grad....................................................................23 Ma lo po zo ri šte „Du ško Ra do vić”, Be o grad........................................................................30 Na rod no po zo ri šte, Be o grad.............................................................................................34 Ope ra & The a tre Ma dle ni a num, Be o grad–Ze mun............................................................54 Pan teater, Beograd ......................................................................................................... 57 Po zo ri šte Ate lje 212, Be o grad...........................................................................................60 Po zo ri šte „Bo ško Bu ha”, Be o grad.....................................................................................66 Po zo ri šte na Te ra zi ja ma, Be o grad....................................................................................71 Po zo ri šte „Puž”, Be o grad..................................................................................................75 Po zo ri šte „Sla vi ja”, Be o grad..............................................................................................77 Zve zda ra te a tar, Be o grad..................................................................................................81 Po zo ri šte lu ta ka „Pi no kio”, Beograd-Ze mun.....................................................................85 Na rod no po zo ri šte, Ki kin da...............................................................................................89 Knjaževsko-srpski teatar, Kragujevac ..............................................................................91 Po zo ri šte za de cu, Kra gu je vac..........................................................................................94 Kra lje vač ko po zo ri šte, Kra lje vo.........................................................................................97 Kru še vač ko po zo ri šte, Kru še vac.......................................................................................99 Puls teatar , Lazarevac .................................................................................................. 102 Na rod no po zo ri šte, Le sko vac..........................................................................................104 Na rod no po zo ri šte, Niš....................................................................................................107 7 Po zo ri šte lu ta ka, Niš........................................................................................................110 Regionalno pozorište, Novi Pazar .................................................................................. 113 No vo sad sko po zo ri šte–Új vidéki színház, No vi Sad.........................................................114 Po zo ri šte mla dih, No vi Sad.............................................................................................118 Sa vez dram skih umet ni ka Voj vo di ne, No vi Sad..............................................................124 Srp sko na rod no po zo ri šte, No vi Sad...............................................................................125 Trupa Jorik , Novi Sad.....................................................................................................137 Na rod no po zo ri šte, Pi rot.................................................................................................138 Русински народни театар „Петро Ризнич Ђађа”, Руски Крстур .................................140 Na rod no po zo ri šte, Som bor............................................................................................142 Po zo ri šte „Do bri ca Mi lu ti no vić”, Srem ska Mi tro vi ca........................................................144 Deč je po zo ri šte–Dječ je ka za li šte–Gyer meks zín ház, Su bo ti ca.......................................147 Na rod no po zo ri šte–Na rod no ka za li šte–Néps zín ház, Su bo ti ca.......................................151 Pozorište „Kosztolányi Dezső”, Subotica ...................................................................... 156 Ša bač ko po zo ri šte, Ša bac ..............................................................................................158 Na rod no po zo ri šte, Uži ce................................................................................................161 Po zo ri šte „Bo ra Stan ko vić”, Vra nje.................................................................................163 Na rod no po zo ri šte „Ste ri ja”, Vr šac..................................................................................167 Po zo ri šte Timočke krajine „Zo ran Rad mi lo vić”, Za je čar..................................................170 Na rod no po zo ri šte „To ša Jo va no vić”, Zre nja nin..............................................................172 Slo vač ko voj vo đan sko po zo ri šte, Bač ki Pe tro vac...........................................................177 PO ZO RI ŠNI FE STIVA LI.......................................................................................................179 Međunarodni pozorišni festival „Slavija”, Beogad ...........................................................181 Pozorišni festival „Dani komedije”, Jagodina ..................................................................182 Glumačke svečanosti „Milivoje Živanović”, Požarevac
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