“The importance of being Ernest” guest appearing on Nis’ theater venue

On Thursday 12th December 2019, starting at 8 pm, the National Theater in Belgrade will guest perform on Nis’ theater venue with a play by Oscar Wilde “The importance of being Ernest”, directed by Nikola Zavisic.
It is a brilliant social comedy that accurately reflects the conservative Victorian society of the late 19th century.
In addition to the director Nikola Zavisic, the author’s team of the play constists of dramaturge Molina Udovicki Fotez, idea for the space Nikola Zavisic, the realization of the decor by Miras Vuksanovic, costume designer Bojana Nikitovic and composers Sonja Loncar and Andrija Pavlovic. The play premiered on “Rasa Plaovic” venue in January 2012.
The play (premiere cast) stars : Nenad Stojmenovic, Milos Djordjevic, Anastasia Mandic, Sena Djorovic, Zoran Cosic, Dusanka Stojanovic Gild, Sonja Knezevic and Nemanja Konstatinovic.
“On one hand,” The importance of being Ernest “is a walk through the decomposing of norms. On the other hand, we live in a time where we are faced with the problem of (not) accepting diversity. It’s no secret that anyone who doesn’t belong to the mainstream in the erotic, or any other sense, has to do much hiding. „Ernest“ speaks in a very smart, intelligent, humorous, occasional and lascivious way about what to do with the problem of (non) acceptance of diversity by society. More than topical. But this is only one of the dimensions of the play, because the piece is actually an apology of intelligence, an apology of education, an apology of the high-mindedness and brilliance of the mind, which enables one to switch and jump into any social sphere, gives freedom, gives credibility. ”- Nikola Zavisic
Tickets can be purchased at the box office for 1,200 dinars.

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