Milanovačko pozorište
Miloša Velikog, Gornji Milanovac
Milanovac Theater - Basic Information
In the very center of Gornji Milanovac, right behind the Church of the Holy, there is the famous Milanovac Theater. The birth of theatrical life in this city is due to young and ambitious high school students who gathered and formed troupes that performed plays. Among them was Momcilo Nastasijevic, a writer from Milan and Serbia.
History of the Milan Theater
It was Momcilo Nastasijevic who presented theatrical life to the people of Milan with his plays, such as „Nedozvani”, „Gospodar Mladenova kći”, „Kod večite slavine”. The inhabitants of this city learned about the theater as a concept around 1910, when it existed without a repertoire and name. After the Second World War, that changed, and from that period onwards it became known as Kosta Abrasevic, then the Amateur Theater "Nikola Popovic", and finally, in 2010, it changed its name to "Milanovac Theater", which is also in use. today. Throughout history, the theater has had successful performances at various festivals, such as the Festival of Amateur Theaters of Serbia in Kula and the Festival of Amateur Theaters of SFR Yugoslavia in Trebinje.
Milanovac Theater today
In the last ten years, the theater has performed thirteen premieres, including works by Jovan Jovanovic Zmaj, Anton Pavlovich Chekhov, Branislav Nusic, Moliere and other important creators. In 2007, the theater launched the School Stage, a festival of theatrical creativity of students from the municipality of Gornji Milanovac. The ensemble has twenty active actors. The director of the theater who worked on all thirteen plays is Branko Knezevic.
Additional information
Some of the performances on the repertoire are:
History of the Milan Theater
It was Momcilo Nastasijevic who presented theatrical life to the people of Milan with his plays, such as „Nedozvani”, „Gospodar Mladenova kći”, „Kod večite slavine”. The inhabitants of this city learned about the theater as a concept around 1910, when it existed without a repertoire and name. After the Second World War, that changed, and from that period onwards it became known as Kosta Abrasevic, then the Amateur Theater "Nikola Popovic", and finally, in 2010, it changed its name to "Milanovac Theater", which is also in use. today. Throughout history, the theater has had successful performances at various festivals, such as the Festival of Amateur Theaters of Serbia in Kula and the Festival of Amateur Theaters of SFR Yugoslavia in Trebinje.
Milanovac Theater today
In the last ten years, the theater has performed thirteen premieres, including works by Jovan Jovanovic Zmaj, Anton Pavlovich Chekhov, Branislav Nusic, Moliere and other important creators. In 2007, the theater launched the School Stage, a festival of theatrical creativity of students from the municipality of Gornji Milanovac. The ensemble has twenty active actors. The director of the theater who worked on all thirteen plays is Branko Knezevic.
Additional information
Some of the performances on the repertoire are:
- Policajci
- Labudova pesma
- Gospođina majka je umrla
- Profesionalac
- Gospođe ministarke
- Silvija
- Tvrdica
On the theater's website Milanovacko pozoriste you can see the complete repertoire, as well as a gallery of pictures and videos.
How to get to the Milanovac Theater
The theater is located in the city center, in Milosa Velikog Street.
- It can be reached on foot in five minutes. If you start from Kralja Aleksandra Street, continue next to Kneza Mihaila Square, and at the intersection of Milos Veliki and Vojvoda Milan Obrenovic you will see a theater.
- You can also get to the theater by taxi
Permier taxi 032 715 151, Golf taxi 032 701 222, S Taxi 061 722 722 4
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