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PI caught up with Prishtina-born actor Alban Ukaj to talk about his home country, his life in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and his first Kosovar feature film.
From dancing by candlelight after the Kosovo War to practicing in a small, bare studio, the Balkans’ smallest ballet troupe marks its anniversary with a tip of the hat to traditional dance.
Independent theater company Qendra Multimedia is set to premiere its play about gay marriage on Friday, bracing itself for potential backlash.
Turning the entire city into an art space, Autostrada Biennale, Kosovo’s first contemporary art biennale, begins in Prizren.
Two childhood friends, Blerta Kosova and Visar Kasa, known as BiCalko, talk about their music and the story behind their first album, Picolo, set to debut this Thursday.
