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Varja Đukić
Book editor: Aleksandar Milosavljević
Moderator: Janko Ljumović

Varja Ðukić was born on April, 18, 1962 in Zagreb (Croatia) . She enrolled at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts, University of Belgrade in 1980 and that in the Class of the professor Ognjenka Milićević. She has published her essays in journals  and magazines in Serbia and Montenegro. These are some of them: The “Zbornik” journal (the Faculty of Dramatic Arts- a branch of the Institute for the Theatre, Cinema, Radio and Television concerned with publishing  the significant selected  works from the Faculty of Dramatic Arts, Belgrade), The “Scena” magazine (of which  the main interest area is the theatre art  and the main office  in Novi Sad), The  “Ars” Magazine (the main focus of the magazine being politics and culture, seated in Cetinje), The “Montenegro Mobil Art” Foundation (Podgorica) and The “Guest” magazine (Podgorica).

She wrote  the books  Pozorišni geto and Devojčica u cveću that were published by the “CDNK” publishing house in 2000 and 2014 respectively.

She is also an accomplished  writer of  radio plays such as  Devojčica u cveću rezede (2019) and many others broadcasted by the “RTS” radio stations ( Radio Belgrade, Belgrade(Serbia) ).

The following theatre pieces bear her signature: Tebi iz jučerašnje (according to the motifs of the literary works by  Marina Tsvetaeva performed in: The “CKZD” Culture Centre, Belgrade (1998), The “KIC” Budo Tomović Culture Centre Podgorica (1999), The  Montenegrin Royal Theater “Zetski dom” Cetinje (Cetinje, Montenegro) and  The “Pozorišni geto” (Pula Book Fair)), Post scriptum– written in accordance with the motifs of  Danilo Kiš’s works   and performed at the  Montenegrin National Theatre (Podgorica,2013), Malo o duši  inspired by  the motifs of Wislawa Szymborska’s verses ( performed at: The  Culture Centre Tivat, The Montenegrin Royal Theatre “Zetski dom” (Cetinje) and Ratković’s Poetry Nights (Bijelo Polje)- including the premiere at The  Culture Centre Tivat in 2017).