Get ready for something you didn’t see coming! On July 8th at 8 PM, the Cultural Center of Vojvodina “Miloš Crnjanski” in Novi Sad will premiere a stage performance that pushes the boundaries of poetry and drama. This is an artistic-poetic performance based on the poetry of Selimir Radulović, one of the most intriguing contemporary poets. Actress Dragana Bosnić will interpret four of his poems: “Shadow of the Eighth Aeon,” “Seven Small Tremors,” “It’s Me, Father,” and “Oh, Let the Night Come, White, Snow, Whiter than White.” But this isn’t your grandma’s poetry reading — it’s a spiritual transformation of a woman, shown through a poetic dramatic experiment exploring deep spiritual processes and the quest for divine love.
The heroine of the play separates fleeting earthly loves and seeks true spiritual fulfillment, grounded in a Christian existentialist paradigm. To make things even more interesting, on the premiere day, a short film “Light of the Father’s Cabin,” directed by Nikola Vučković and starring Dragana Bosnić, will also be screened. Entrance is free, so no excuses to miss this unique artistic adventure.
This performance isn’t just an art event; it’s a call to reflect on spirituality, love, and mortality. Thought poetry was boring? Prepare to be shocked! Already knew poetry packs a punch? Here’s your chance to see it live on stage. Who knows, this might just make you fall in love with poetry all over again or make you question what true love and the meaning of life really are.
While you wait for July 8th, think about this — how many times in life have you truly stopped to listen to what your soul is saying? This performance might have the answer. Or at least it asks the right questions. And if you’ve got an opinion, don’t hold back — art is meant to stir reactions, right? Who knows, your critique or praise might just spark the next big artistic debate!
