theater

Leading man: Alban Ukaj on being an actor in a post-Yugoslav space

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.

Indie theater company gets ready to stage ‘55 Shades of Gay’

Independent theater company Qendra Multimedia is set to premiere its play about gay marriage on Friday, bracing itself for potential backlash.

‘Bordel Ballkan’ shocks but deserves a chance

A review of Jeton Neziraj’s newest play directed by Andras Urban, playing tonight at the National Theatre in Prishtina.

Kosovo war veterans threaten playwright

KLA veterans made death threats against playwright Jeton Neziraj and promised to block his play “Bordel Balkan,” set to premiere tonight in Prishtina.

A political horseplay

“A Play with Four Actors and Some Pigs and Some Cows and Some Horses and a Prime Minister and a Milka Cow and Some Local and International Inspectors,” directed by Blerta Neziraj and written by “A Kosovar Cynic,” is a playfully absurd, crude, and incredibly clever portrayal of Kosovo’s political scene.