Krvave svadbe – Blood Wedding

Theatre City, Budva/ The Serbian National Theatre, Novi Sad

Federico García Lorca

Blood Wedding

Directed by: Igor Vuk Torbica

Scenography: Branko Hojnik

Costume design: Jelisaveta Tatić Čuturilo

Music: Vladimir Pejković

Cast: Varja Đukić, Milica Grujičić, Bojana Milanović Popović, Pavle Popović, Branka Otašević, Vukašin Ranđelović, Miroslav Fabri, Draginja Voganjac, Maja Stojanović, Dušan Vukašinović, Filip Đuretić, Nenad Pećinar

One should look at the world through rose-tinted spectacles and take notice of the Moon. This can be seen as an inspiration that frequently challenges the intelligence and the natural order of things. One should devise its own kind of moon and believe it’s within the reach of his/her hand. Imagination is reasonable, orderly  and full of balance. Not knowing men’s nature, it  can sometimes be in the wrong and plant the seeds of doubt in one’s  usually rational mind. It is because love is involved in all this and rare are those who can understand it . Imagination has in itself the elements of poetry that it  strives to share with whomever it is concerned with. It is also frequently found in the poetic act and  is an occurrence as rare  as the death of a star-it cannot be compared to anything else. The fact that poetry can slip out of the rigid claws of reason should be celebrated.

(Lorka, 1930)