The potential of cooperation between the Royal Theatre “Zetski dom” and the Croatian National Theatre \u2013 CNT from Zagreb in the following period was the focus of discussions between the managements of the two theatres this week.\u00a0Both institutions belong to the European Theatre Convention, and its cooperation dates back to 1910.<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

Just then, the Croatian National Theatre from Zagreb, was a guest in “Zetski dom”, and today in discussions about future cooperation between the two theatres we still remember that tour. It was the first guest appearance of a foreign theatre in the history of Montenegro, which until then had only occasionally been visited by traveling troupes.<\/p>\n

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The guest appearance of the Croatian National Theatre was followed by two jubilees – in Cetinje, 50 years of Prince Nikola’s reign were celebrated, while in Croatia, 70 years of the beginning of theatre professionalism were celebrated. It is particularly important to point out that the Zagreb theatre arranged play “The Balkan Empress” \u200b\u200bby Prince Nikola, and its premiere was in “Zetski dom”.\u00a0Later, that play will be performed at the main stage of the Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb.<\/p>\n

The Ensemble of the Croatian National Theatre started tour in Cetinje on August 13^{th<\/sup>, 1910, and ended on August 18th<\/sup>, 1910, during which six plays were performed. At the beginning, on August 13th<\/sup> and 14th<\/sup>, the Zagreb ensemble presented the previously unknown pieces “Ekvinocijo” (Ivo Vojinovi\u0107) and “Bezdu\u0161na \u0161ala” (Sam Benelli) to the audience in “Zetski dom”.<\/p>\n}

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Then, on August 15^{th<\/sup> was the premiere of “The Balkan Empress”.\u00a0In the play, directed by Josip Bach, the roles were played by Andrija Fijan, Franjo Soto\u0161ek, Bogumila Vilhar, Mila Dimitrijevi\u0107, Josip Papi\u0107, Josip Ani\u0107, Milivoj Barbari\u0107, Stjepan Lijanka, Andrija Gera\u0161i\u0107, Franjo Stipeti\u0107 and Vjekoslav Veli\u0107.<\/p>\n}

A day later, there was a performance of Shakespeare’s “Hamlet”, and on August 17^{th<\/sup>, “Electra”, along with the one-act comedy “Ono ne\u0161to”.\u00a0The tour of the Croatian National Theatre in Cetinje ended with the play “The Morality of Mrs. Dulska”, which was performed on August 18th<\/sup>.<\/p>\n}

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The management and ensemble of the Croatian National Theatre were received by King Nikola and Queen Milena.\u00a0On that occasion, the King presented the Medals for the Independence of Montenegro and the Gold Medal for Zeal, along with words of gratitude, which were also reported by the press at the time.<\/p>\n

Read more about the recent meeting between the managements of “Zetski dom” and the Croatian National Theatre from Zagreb here<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n

You can follow activities of the Royal Theatre \u201cZetski dom\u201d on social networks\u00a0Facebook<\/a><\/strong>,\u00a0Instagram<\/a><\/strong>\u00a0and\u00a0Twitter<\/a><\/strong>, as well as through the\u00a0Viber channel<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n

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