ABOUT DAH Theater
Out of a need for profound experimental work, directors Jadranka Andelic and Dijana Miloševic formed DAH Theatre in 1991. From the beginning, actress Maja Mitic was with them and two years later, they were joined by actress Sanja Krsmanovic Tasic. In 1993 DAH Theatre enlarged its activities by founding DAH Theatre Research Centre. Through their work, the members of DAH Theatre have strongly opposed war and violence.
"In the contemporary world, destruction and violence can only be opposed by the creation of sense" ~ this is the founding and continuing motto of DAH Theatre.
DAH Theatre engages in various networks and collaborations with artists from all over the world. DAH Theatre artists tour throughout Europe, USA, New Zealand and Australia.
DAH Activities
- Performances
- Work Demonstrations
- Workshops
- Lectures
- Programs For Youth
- Special Projects
- Festivals and Meetings
- International School for Actors and Directors
- Inside the Laboratory-program designed for theatre or students groups
- Networks and Collaborations
- Tours
DAH Theatre Research Center Members
- Jugoslav Hadžic
- Aleksandra Jelic
- Sanja Krsmanovic Tasic
- Ivana Milenovic
- Dijana Miloševic
- Stefan Mladenovic
- Maja Mitic
Permanent Collaborators:
- Nebojša Ignjatovic
- Neša Paripovic
- Radomir Stamenkovic
- Nikola Tasic
Contact
DAH Theatre Research CentreMaruliceva 8, 11000 Belgrade,Serbia
Phone/Fax: +381 11 244 16 80
E-mail: dahteatar@sbb.rs
Website: www.dahteatarcentar.com
Sponsors
The US tour is supported by the Trust for Mutual Understanding, The Associated Colleges of the Midwest (ACM), Arts Midwest, TCG and Ministry of the Republic of Serbia in association with Theatre Without Borders and LaMama Theatre, Brown University, Georgetown University, University of Richmond, Virginia Commonwealth University, Coe College, Chopin Theatre, Knox College, Chicago Art Institute, Columbia College, University of Iowa, Grinnell College, Augustana College, and 7 Stages Theatre.
Thank You
DAH Theatre thanks: Roberta Levitow at Theatre Without Borders, Erik Ehn at Brown University, Derek Goldman at Georgetown University, Dorothy Holland at University of Richmond, Janet B. Rodgers at Theatre VCU (Virginia Commonwealth University), Elizabeth Carlin-Metz at Knox College, Zygmunt Dyrkacz at Chopin Theatre, Lisa Schlesinger at Columbia College, Ruth Margraff at Chicago Art Institute, Alan MacVey at University of Iowa, Shawn Womack at Grinnell College, Jeff Coussens & Ann Haugo at Augustana College, J.J. El-Far at LaMama Theatre, Heidi S Howard at 7 Stages Theatre, Lynn Cable and Bond Street Theatre. Special thanks to Denis Barnett at Coe College and Del Hamilton at 7 Stages Theatre
