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‘Mortal Kombajn’ at the National Theatre of Sarajevo

Published: February 14, 2013
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Play ‘Mortal Kombajn’ written by Paweł Sala and directed by Dino Mustafić will be shown on 19 February, at 7.30 p.m. in National Theatre of Sarajevo

The play talks about the post-communist, transitional country in a context of hyper-realism where issues of family, poverty, religion fanatics, street violence, and mob mentality are being explored.

The director of this drama, Dino Mustafić said that the text by the Polish author emphasizes issues of the Polish society that are very similar to BiH society.

Cast: Ermin Sijamija, Josip Pejaković, Ejla Bavčić-Tarakčija, Alen Muratović, Hasija Borić, Miraj Grbić, Slaven Vidak, Adnan Hasković, Vedran Đekić, Damir Kustura, Edhem Husić, Nedim Zlatar and Elvir Salčinović.

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