The Republika Srpska National Theatre has won two prestigious awards at the 46th Bora’s Theatre Days Festival in Vranje, with its production Martin’s Share receiving the audience award for best performance and the City of Vranje Award for ensemble acting.
The play, written by Sanja Savić Milosavljević and directed by Nikola Bundalo, received the Radoslav Radivojević Audience Award, achieving an outstanding audience rating of 4.96.
The production also won the City of Vranje Award for Ensemble Acting, recognizing the exceptional collective performance of its cast.
Jury praises powerful portrayal of life during Yugoslavia’s breakup
In its explanation of the award, the festival jury praised the artistic ensemble for its emotionally compelling interpretation of the story.
“The artistic ensemble presented, in an exciting and deeply moving way, the story of ordinary people’s destinies during the pre-war and wartime periods of Yugoslavia’s breakup,” the jury stated.
The jury particularly highlighted the actors’ exceptional coordination and artistic expression.
“The strength of their acting lies in their inspired and virtuously orchestrated ensemble performance,” the jury explained.
Festival marks 150th anniversary of Borisav Stanković’s birth
The 46th edition of Bora’s Theatre Days was held in Vranje from October 21 to 28, commemorating the 150th anniversary of the birth of renowned writer Borisav Stanković.
This year’s festival featured seven theatrical productions under the theme “Between Fate and Ordinary Life.”
The two awards represent another significant achievement for the Republika Srpska National Theatre, highlighting the artistic quality of its productions and the talent of its ensemble.
Source: RTRS
