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(20.11.2009) Premiere at Turkish Theatre – “Miss Julie” Directed by Popovski

Premiere of “Miss Julie” by August Strindberg directed by Aleksandar Popovski, the latest one in the Turkish Theatre, is scheduled for tomorrow evening at 7.30 p.m.The play treats the male-female psychological relation, Strindberg’s frequent topic. Popovski’s play also treats the syndrome of the public opinion. Interestingly, it has three endings: Julie's murder; Julie kills servant Jean; and Julie and Jean run away together. Young Italian Luca Cortina is the assistant director.

(20.11.2009) Forum on Sacral Cultural Heritage

Sacral Cultural Heritage in Macedonia in Case of War and Martial law: Holder, User, Society Relations” is the topic of a forum that is taking place at the Museum of Macedonia starting at 11.00 a.m. today. The organizers, the Macedonian National Committee of Blue Shield along with the ICOMOS and ICOM Committees are considering current conditions in the country with this kind of heritage (recent event at St. John the Baptizer – Bigorski Monastery) and are expecting that the announced presentations and discussion by the participant enable learning of deficiencies in protection and preventing the worrisome conditions.

(20.11.2009) “The Rats Woke Up” at Cinematheque

“The Rats Woke Up” by Zivojin Zika Pavlovic will be screened at the Macedonian Cinematheqye at 8:00 p.m. today within the Black Wave in Serbian Film Cycle.
Pavlovic is an author, director, script writer, film essayist and painter. He is the winner of most prestigious film awards at Venice, Berlin, Karlovi Vari, Pula etc.
“The Rats Woke Up,” a social drama following a lonely man’s failed attempt to change his grey and senseless life, has won Golden Arena at Pula and Silver Bear at Berlin.

(20.11.2009) Cinedays Opens Today

Eighth Cinedays Festival of European Film is opening at the Frosina Cinema with the Youth Cultural Centre today.The start will be announced by the Cannes winner “Das Weisse Band” (The White Ribbon) by Michael Haneke. The opening film is an extraordinary achievement, both provocative and disturbing, which the author sets in north Germany before the World War I. It deals with the brutal punishing system there concerning education of children. This year, the film has won Film Award by the French National Educational System and Fipresci film critics' award. The Cinedays Festival is offering 12 films in the main selection competing for Golden and Silver Stars. Music documentaries and concerts at the Youth Cultural Centre are accompanying the main programme.

(20.11.2009) Ceremonious Concert on 65th Anniversary of Philharmonic

The Macedonian Philharmonic is marking its 65th Anniversary with a concert on 26th November. Besides the concert, photographs of the orchestra since its foundation onward will be presented.

The concert will be conducted by Polish Janus Psibilski and pianist Elena Misirkova-Loza, the Ambassador of Macedonian Culture to Austria, will perform as the soloist.

The programme includes Concerto for Piano and Orchestra by Vladimir Nikolovski and Tchaikovsky’s famous Symphony No. 5.

(20.11.2009) Author Tanja Urosevic’s New Book

“Red String, Magnet Ring” is a new book of stories by Tanja Urosevic that has been published by Magor. The book includes 20 short stories. Skopje, the Balkans, Russia, Western culture are some of the locations and environments the characters in Urosevic’s new fiction move and live in. Out of self-biography events and experiences she manages to create stories leading the reader back to not very distant past.

(19.11.2009) “…or truth…?” Joint Show by Three Authors

Artists Andrej Mitevski, Olgica Dimitrovska and Vedran Bojanovski are presenting their work in a joint show, "...or truth…?” opening in the Mala Stanica Multimedia Centre within the National Gallery of Macedonia at 8.00 p.m. today.

The project poses again some seemingly cured puberty phases of the civilization growth and technological modernization, i.e. erotics, sex, and sexuality.

(19.11.2009) Small Format Paintings by Kasiopeja Naumovska

Sixty small format paintings made in oil on canvass by artist Kasiopeja Naumovska will be presented at the Antiko Gallery in Beverly Hills Shopping Mall in Skopje at 8:00 p.m. today. Naumovska has been active on the Macedonian art stage for 20 years where she has had a number of solo shows and has taken part in group exhibitions.

(19.11.2009) Literary Meeting with Vesna Acevska

The Writers’ Association of Macedonia premises are the venue of literary presentation of poetess Vesna Acevska’s work at 12:00 p.m. today. The winner of Braka Miladinovci at the Struga Poetry Evenings, Acevska’s work and style will be referred to by Academician Katica Kjulavkova, Gordana Mihailova – Bosnakovska and Branko Cvetkoski. Aleksandra Velinova will read excerpts from her poetry.

(19.11.2009) New Novel Dedicated to Teenagers – “Fire Sunsets” by Gorjan Petrevski

A story about a girl with a snub nose, Ilina and a boy with glasses, Kalin, who hide their teenage secrets in their hearts and their love for each other is the basis for the latest novel “Fire Sunsets” by Gorjan Petrevski. At first, these tiny things seem like a non-surmountable obstacle, a deeply kept secret both run away from…and when those “errors” are mended everything seems different and they realize that their beauty is in the “ugliness” of the snub nose and the glasses. This is the latest challenge to the teenage audiences posed by Petrevski and Detska radost publisher. In the past years, Petrevski moves somehow from the youngest audiences to teenage readership following their wishes and needs and narrating stories close to them.

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