Gospoda Glembajevi Storm Belgrade: Montenegrin National Theatre Brings a Dramatic Spectacle!
Get ready, Belgrade! The Montenegrin National Theatre (CNP) is coming to Serbia’s capital with the play “Gospoda Glembajevi” by Miroslav Krleža, on Friday, June 27. This drama, already legendary in the region, will be performed on the grand stage of the National Theatre Belgrade, starting at 8 PM.
For those who don’t know, “Gospoda Glembajevi” is not just any drama. It’s a masterpiece created as a tribute to the Dubrovnik trilogy by Ivo Vojnović, as well as the plays of Ibsen and Strindberg. Krleža managed to surpass his inspirations and create a work that is a true gem of European dramatic literature. The dialogues are sharp, the characters complex, and the atmosphere charged with tension and deep meaning.
The cast features top actors: Svetozar Cvetković, Kristina Obradović, Mišo Obradović, Una Lučić, Danilo Čelebić, Pavle Prelević, Stevan Vuković, Jovan Dabović, Kristina Mrkić, and Predrag Pavićević. The direction is by Danilo Marunović, with adaptation by Bojana Mijović and Vanja Ciraj Džudža, who also handled costumes.
Set design is by Valentin Svetozarev, with stage movement and speech directed by Tamara Vujošević-Mandić and Dubravka Drakić. Executive producer is Nela Otašević. Overall, the team is made up of true professionals who worked hard to make the play top-notch.
For those who want to follow CNP’s activities, information is available on their official website www.cnp.me, as well as on Facebook, Instagram, and Viber. Tickets are available at the National Theatre Belgrade box office.
This play is not just a cultural event but a chance to feel the spirit and strength of Montenegrin theatre. If you love drama, don’t miss the chance to see how “Gospoda Glembajevi” fight for their place on Belgrade’s stage. And if you’ve already seen it, you know it’s a performance that takes your breath away and makes you think.
So, what are you waiting for? Maybe it’s time to get a little angry, laugh, and ponder the social games Krleža brilliantly portrays. And don’t forget—if you have your own opinion or favorite character, share it! It’s not shameful to argue a bit about art, right?
In any case, “Gospoda Glembajevi” in Belgrade is an event you can’t miss. Get ready for an evening full of emotions, conflicts, and top-notch acting skills. See you at the theatre!
