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Play ”What have we done” in Chamber Theatre 55

Published: April 3, 2013
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sta_smo_to_ucinili1-300x426 (1)On 5 April, Friday at 8 p.m., citizens of Sarajevo will have the opportunity to see once again the play ”What have we done” (Šta smo to učinili) which will be shown in Chamber Theatre 55 in Sarajevo.

According to the director of the play Dino Mustafić, this is a radical, contemporary play that talks about the relationship between parents and children. The play encompasses the frequent issue of the generation gap and the inability of communication between parents and children. It also speaks about the absence of empathy for others in the family and stresses the importance of a family in a social community.

The play stresses the element of responsibility of both sides in this particular aspect. The text of the play was based on documentary interviews with families in a French province. Based on the micro narrative extracted from the interviews, actors have put their own personal experience and helped create an interesting theatre text.

The play was written by Joël Pommerat and directed by Dino Mustafić, cast of the play: Jasna Diklić, Tatjana Šojić, Sadžida Šetić, Gordana Boban, Maja Izetbegović, Senad Bašić, Amar Selimović, Mirsad Tuka, Boris Ler, Muhamed Hadžović, Belma Alić .

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