Dancing Trees is a site-specific dance theatre show created in collaboration with the Belgrade Dance Institute, which explores the importance of tree preservation. The show involves seven performers and the original music, aiming to sensitize the audience and encourage initiatives in defense against excessive tree felling. In addition to the performances in the parks, the project includes talks, a digital platform, a webinar, a video film, and other activities that connect art and ecology.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
DAH Theatre (Belgrade, 1991) is an independent, professional, contemporary theatre troupe and artistic collective that uses modern theatre techniques to create engaging art and initiate positive social change, both locally and globally. DAH Theatre uses methods of devised theatre, while its productions develop on the crossroads between theatre, dance, and visual arts. Starting with a problem or a theme, continuing through research and an elaborate rehearsal process, DAH Theatre productions are the result of a long-term creative process. DAH Theatre develops highly artistic plays with the vision of nurturing a non-violent and tolerant society.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Performers: Katarina Bu\u0107i\u0107, Ivana Milenovi\u0107 Popovi\u0107, Ivan Nikoli\u0107, Miona Petrovi\u0107, Rade Obradovi\u0107 \/ Uro\u0161 Stefanovi\u0107, Zoran Vasiljevi\u0107
\nDirection and Dramaturgy: Dijana Milo\u0161evi\u0107 and Jadranka An\u0111eli\u0107
\nMusic: Ivana Stefanovi\u0107
\nElectronics: Dragan Mitri\u0107
\nVoices: Ivana Milenovi\u0107 Popovi\u0107, Ivan Nikoli\u0107, Ne\u0161a Paripovi\u0107, Miona Petrovi\u0107, Milan Popovi\u0107, Vid Popovi\u0107, Andrija Vasiljevi\u0107, Zoran Vasiljevi\u0107
\nVocal: Ljubica Dam\u010devi\u0107
\nSound design: Zoran Jerkovi\u0107
\nVideo, animation, mapping: Jelena Rubil
\nCostume: Ivana Samolov i Ferenc Varga
\nObject doll: Sne\u017eana Arnautovi\u0107
\nLight design: Milomir Dimitrijevi\u0107, Radovan Samolov
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Ogranisation and production: Nata\u0161a Novakovi\u0107, Milica Petrovi\u0107<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Production assistant, social networks: Meri Zec
\nDirector\u2019s assistants: Rumena \u0160opova, Ana Bo\u0161kovi\u0107
\nTehnical production: Milomir Dimitrijevi\u0107, Radovan Samolov
\nText recording and technical support: Zoran Vasiljevi\u0107<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Graphic design: \u0160kart<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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