Unlock Now Nije Smrt Biciklo (da Ti Ga Ukradu) Illustrated By Biljana Srbljanović Available As Digital Version

svakodnevica nesnadjenih ljudi.

Sredovečna ćerka pokušava da brine o ostarelom ocu,
Nespretna empatija dvoje autsajdera,
Energična gospodja političarka i njen sin, ponovo kod majke,
Zastavnik samoubica.

I smrt

Mislim da bi mi se ovo dopalo u pozorištu, uzela sam da čitam jer sam razvila novi plan čitanja: umesto da gutam samo ove naučne radove kao što jesam ili romane, bolje da u svakom mesecu čitam po nešto iz svakog roda! a za ovu dramu pa ne znam, nešto nisam oduševljena.
likovi mi nisu razrađeni nekako i nisam stekla neku širu sliku nego kao da me je neko samo ubacio u nešto odjednom A contemporary play speaking of events in the lives of some ordinary people during the funeral of the Serbian Patriarch.
Nit lošije drame niti lepšeg naslova, Uglavnom, Kada Srbljanović ne voli nekog svog lika u drami, onda taj lik govori kao karikaturalni maloumnik, Problem sa ovom dramom što ima previše likova koje autorka nije volela, Jedini likovi koji vrede pažnje su Nadežda i njen ostareli otac, Nadežda je očigledno alter ego same Srbljanović, te je shodno logici sebe volim najlepše” ona najpozitivniji junak spremna je da se žrtvuje, drčna je i borac.
Odnos između ćerke i oca može se posmatrati kao variranje motiva iz njene najbolje drame Skakavci”, Ostali likovi su svi karikature i služe za popunjavanje papira ili kao grotesknokomični predah što zajedno sa političkim aluzijama na nivou mrguda sa flašom piva ispred diskonta samo dodatno vulgarizuje nešto što je moglo da bude dirljiva drama o nerazumevanju između oca i ćerke.
Biljana Srbljanović is a Serbian playwright and politician, She has written seven plays for the theater and one TV screenplay for Otvorena vrata TV series that ran on Radio Television of Serbia during the mids.
Her plays have been staged in somecountries, Srbljanović is also a part time lecturer at the Faculty of the Dramatic Arts in Belgrade, OnDecembershe became the first foreign writer to receive the Ernst Toller prize, She is the recipient of various theatre awards, including the Slobodan Selenić Award, the Osvajanje Slobode Award, the Belgrade City Award, The Statuette of Joakim Vujić and the Sterija Award.
Srbljanović obtained her dramaturgy degree inat the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade, The first play she Biljana Srbljanović is a Serbian playwright and politician, She has written seven plays for the theater and one TV screenplay for Otvorena vrata TV series that ran on Radio Television of Serbia during the mids.
Her plays have been staged in somecountries, Srbljanović is also a part time lecturer at the Faculty of the Dramatic Arts in Belgrade, OnDecembershe became the first foreign writer to receive the Ernst Toller prize, She is the recipient of various theatre awards, including the Slobodan Selenić Award, the Osvajanje Slobode Award, the Belgrade City Award, The Statuette of Joakim Vujić and the Sterija Award.
Srbljanović obtained her dramaturgy degree inat the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade, The first play she wrote, Beogradska trilogija The Belgrade Trilogy, was first performed inin Belgrade, Serbia at the Yugoslav Drama Theater.
After its huge success, the play was produced in many other countries, including Italy, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, England, and the Scandinavian countries.
In Aprilher second play, Porodične priče Family Stories, was written in Belgrade and staged at Atelje, It won the Best New Play Award at the theatre festival in Novi Sad, Serbia and was later staged in Germany, Poland, Romania, Slovenia, United States, Switzerland, the Netherlands, France and elsewhere.
In December, Srbljanovic completed The Fall, which premiered in Julyat the City Theater Festival in Budva, Montenegro, Due to lack of public interest, the play was quickly erased from the program of Belgrades theaters, The premiere of Supermarket, her fourth play, took place in Mayat the Festival of Vienna, Austria, It is still staged in many European countries, In late, Srbljanović completed her fifth play, America, Part Two, This became Serbia's most popular play inand, Srbljanović's next play, Skakavci Locusts, won

the New Theatrical Realities Award, one of Europe's most prominent theatre awards, In theseason, German theater magazine Theater Heute proclaimed Srbljanović the best foreign playwright of the season, Her latest plays are Barbeloand Nije smrt biciklo /da ti ga ukradu/, sitelink.