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Belgrade Trilogy
Kate HOFFMAN
Belgrade Trilogy
Theo PETELOV

	BILJANA SBRLJANOVIC
	Nationality: Czech Email: n/a Website: n/a
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Adaptation / Translations of Plays by Biljana Sbrljanovic

KATE HOFFMAN

Belgrade Trilogy

1st Produced:		4th Street Theatre, 83 East 4th Street New York, NY 10003			07 Sep 2012
Organisations:		WhiteListed Theatre Company
1st Published:		I don't think it has been published. Try emailing Playwright or Agent where listed at top of page.			ISBN/ASIN:	-
Music:		-			doollee no	#144279
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Genre:		translation
Parts:		Male		7	Female	4
Parts other:		-
Notes:		Original Playwright - Biljana Sbrljanovic. Translated By: Kate Hoffman and Theo Petelov
Synopsis:		This is the U.S. and English-language premiere of Biljana Sbrljanovi?s acclaimed play Belgrade Trilogy. First performed in Belgrade in 1997 and set in Prague, Sydney, Los Angeles and Belgrade, Belgrade Trilogy is a dark comedy that centers on a group of young adults continually affected by the devastation of the Serbian culture and people in the post-war era. What happens when you are on the wrong side of a war? What happens when those closest to you are the ones who hurt you the most? And what happens when you hail from the social pariah of Europe? In this adaptation of Biljana Srbljanovi?s critically acclaimed dark comedy, we encounter a group of young Serbian adults who are spread across the globe and unwittingly tied to their countrys violent and war-torn past. In search of a better life, they all decided to leave their homeland and family behind, fleeing to the Czech Republic, Australia, and the United States. But for these na�ve and complex characters, the reality is, the grass isnt always greener on the other side and a troubled past will follow you anywhere. - nytheatre.com
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THEO PETELOV

Belgrade Trilogy

1st Produced:		4th Street Theatre, 83 East 4th Street New York, NY 10003			07 Sep 2012
Organisations:		WhiteListed Theatre Company
1st Published:		I don't think it has been published. Try emailing Playwright or Agent where listed at top of page.			ISBN/ASIN:	-
Music:		-			doollee no	#144280
To Buy This Play:		If Publisher (above) is underlined then the play may be purchased by direct click from the Publisher, otherwise (below) are AbeBooks for secondhand, signed & 1st eds and other Booksellers for new copies
		abebooks.com abebooks.co.uk	stageplays.com	amazon.com	amazon.co.uk	amazon.ca
Genre:		translation
Parts:		Male		7	Female	4
Parts other:		-
Notes:		Original Playwright - Biljana Sbrljanovic. Translated By: Kate Hoffman and Theo Petelov
Synopsis:		This is the U.S. and English-language premiere of Biljana Sbrljanovi?s acclaimed play Belgrade Trilogy. First performed in Belgrade in 1997 and set in Prague, Sydney, Los Angeles and Belgrade, Belgrade Trilogy is a dark comedy that centers on a group of young adults continually affected by the devastation of the Serbian culture and people in the post-war era. What happens when you are on the wrong side of a war? What happens when those closest to you are the ones who hurt you the most? And what happens when you hail from the social pariah of Europe? In this adaptation of Biljana Srbljanovi?s critically acclaimed dark comedy, we encounter a group of young Serbian adults who are spread across the globe and unwittingly tied to their countrys violent and war-torn past. In search of a better life, they all decided to leave their homeland and family behind, fleeing to the Czech Republic, Australia, and the United States. But for these na�ve and complex characters, the reality is, the grass isnt always greener on the other side and a troubled past will follow you anywhere. - nytheatre.com
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