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41st Bitef officially opens
Belgrade,
17 September 2007
Israeli play "Three" by Ohad Naharin performed by Batsheva Dance Co from Tel Aviv marked the opening of the 41st theatre festival Bitef on September 15 in the Sava Centre.
Vojislav Brajovic, left, and Jovan Cirilov
Author:
Fonet
Serbian Minister of Culture Vojislav Brajovic opened the festival by saying that this is one of the world’s most prestigious theatre festivals and has been the lighthouse of art and area of freedom in the years behind us.
Bitef Art Director Jovan Cirilov said that he is pleased that the Minister, who is also an actor and who took part in Bitef three times, is opening the event.
The festival will be held also in Novi Sad and will end on September 30.
Apart from guests from Israel, the audience will see performances from Hungary, Italy, Slovenia, Finland, Russia, Croatia, Germany and Serbia.
The Belgrade City Assembly provided RSD 34 million for the festival whereas the Ministry of Culture set aside RSD 13 million.
Bitef Art Director Jovan Cirilov said that he is pleased that the Minister, who is also an actor and who took part in Bitef three times, is opening the event.
The festival will be held also in Novi Sad and will end on September 30.
Apart from guests from Israel, the audience will see performances from Hungary, Italy, Slovenia, Finland, Russia, Croatia, Germany and Serbia.
The Belgrade City Assembly provided RSD 34 million for the festival whereas the Ministry of Culture set aside RSD 13 million.
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