Dark Ages (2015)

Performance about dark history of a Europe in the process of unifying

What happens when beliefs collapse and empires fall? In The Dark Ages, Milo Rau explores the shattered foundations of Europe between 1945 and 1995—from the fall of the Third Reich to the siege of Sarajevo. Five actors from Bosnia, Serbia, Germany, and Russia offer personal testimonies of war, exile, and survival. Their stories are told through live performance, video, and music by Slovenian band Laibach, creating a haunting psychoanalysis of a broken continent.

1:Songs (2010)

A solo concert-performance that brings together voice, memory, and myth.

SONGS is a solo concert-performance where the voice becomes a battlefield for tragic heroines of the past—Antigone, Medea, Gretchen. Through spoken word, song, and electronic music, the performer channels their pain, fragility, and resistance.

 

 

 

 

Encyclopedia of the Dead (2004)

A lecture-performance inspired by the novella of the same name by Danilo Kiš

Encyclopedia of the Dead is an intimate journey through memory, fiction, and loss. Performed by Sanja Mitrović amidst living plants and audience members, the piece weaves a quiet resistance to spectacle through spoken word. In an age dominated by images, the performance revives the power of storytelling as a radical act—blurring the line between real and imagined, presence and absence.