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Performance in Serbian with English subtitles

Following the performances at the Zagreb Youth Theatre and at the Slovenian National Theatre Drama in Ljubljana, director Sebastijan Horvat is ending the year with Heiner Müller’s Cement at the Belgrade Drama Theatre. 

Cement is a piece about turmoil; from the revolutionary times that it treats, the struggle between the emancipatory aspirations of his characters and their anchoring in the traditional family relationships they grew up in, to the romantic relationship between the main characters, reflecting the impact of social circumstances on the most intimate level. 

This third performance in Belgrade, inspired by the great East German playwright Cement, will be based on an original play by Milan Ramšak Marković, in which the place and time of the story moves to Belgrade in the present day. 

The relationship between trauma, memory and political dementia that we gradually get lost in and the conflict that is encoded in our bodies are just some of the motifs introduced by this last act of a conversation with Heiner Müller.

Duration: 140 min

Genre: Theatre

Price: 1.500 RSD (13€)

Credits:

• Written by: Milan Ramšak Marković, inspired by Heiner Müller
• Direction: Sebastijan Horvat 
• Costume Designer: Belinda Radulović
• Composer: Drago Ivanuša
• Choreography and Stage Movement: Ana Dubljević
• Set Designer, Author of Video materials: Igor Vasiljev
• Lighting Designer: Aleksandar Čavlek
• Cast: Milena Župančič, Miodrag Miki Krstović, Bojana Stojković, Emir Ćatović / Milan Zaric, Ivan Zablaćanski, Isidora Simijonović, Marija Pikić, Nedim Nezirović

How to book?

Tickets are already available for purchase through the National Theatre of Belgrade’s website here.