You didn’t forget, you just don’t remember anymore
An unannounced visit of a man disturbs the matrimonial life of Lucija and Matjaž.
Slovenska drama v prevodu / Slovenian Drama in Translation
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blame it all on donnie darko
"he's like a monkey, i swear"
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we, the european corpses
A play inspired by the production of Dušan Jovanović’s Victims of the Bang-Bang Fashion and the poetry of Srečko Kosovel.
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seven cooks, four soldiers and three sophias
A particular cosmos almost constantly at war
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Loving Willy
"Which love is true love? Willy says nothing.”
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24hrs
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.
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Hooray, Nosferatu: A conversational play
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.
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the feast or the story of a savoury corpse or how roman abramovič, the character janša, julia kristeva, age 24, simona semenič and the initials z.i. found themselves in a tiny cloud of tobacco smoke
"simona semenič feasted on a corpse and maybe that is all she wanted to say."
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sophia or while i almost ask for more or a parable of the ruler and the wisdom
The urge for power is what determines our everyday life.
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Europa: A play with a message, heavily blasphemous farce, a political burlesque, a heavy European nightmare and many other things.
Comedy about the possibilities, which the over glorified Europe offers to the young people – the Slovenian version
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I, the Victim: A Words Solo
»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.«
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5boys.si: A play for five actresses, including a prologue and an epilogue
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.