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The Play “Mali Muk” in Bitola

Published: August 6, 2013
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Pozoriste_mladih_Sarajevo-224x300SarajevoYouth Theater with the play“Mali Muk” will be guest of the 3rdInternational Children’s festival “Bitolino” which will be held in Bitola/Macedonia from 5th to 7th August this year.

Among strong competitors of this year’s “Bitolina” together with Sarajevo Youth Theater will participate even the representatives of the theaters from Spain, Russia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Turkey, Chile and Argentina.

The play“Mali Muk” is directed by the Bulgarian director originally from Macedonia, DarkoKováčovski and dolls along with costume and set design was created by NadjaVasilevska.

Music was composed by Hamdija Salihbegović and Nedzad Merdžanović, and the actors playing in it are from the Youth Theater, Alma Merunka,  Mario Drmać, Suada Ahmetašević, Narda Nikšić and Damir Kustura.

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