Belgrade Drama Theatre (Beogradsko dramsko pozorište), founded in 1947, is one of the city’s oldest and most respected theatrical institutions. Originally established as the City Theatre, it quickly gained prominence with its debut performance of Boris Gorbatov’s “Youth of Our Fathers” in 1948. Located in the Crveni Krst neighborhood, the theatre became known for its bold repertoire, especially during its golden era in the 1950s and 60s, when it staged acclaimed productions of modern American and European classics. From 1959 to 1975, it operated as part of the Contemporary Theatre before regaining its original name. A major renovation in 2003 modernized its facilities while preserving its artistic legacy. With a seating capacity of 495, the theatre continues to present a dynamic mix of classical and avant-garde works, maintaining a strong ensemble and a distinctive artistic voice. Today, it remains a vital part of Belgrade’s cultural landscape, celebrated for its innovation and enduring commitment to dramatic excellence.
Belgrade SerbiaBelgrade Drama Theatre is located at Mileševska 64a, in the Crveni Krst neighborhood of Belgrade. Established in 1947, this theatre is renowned for its rich tradition and modern repertoire, making it a cornerstone of Belgrade’s performing arts scene. The area around the theatre is lively and well-connected, offering visitors easy access to local cafes, restaurants, and shops. Crveni Krst is a vibrant urban district, and the theatre’s proximity to major streets ensures convenient public transport options to other parts of the city. Not far from the theatre, you’ll find the popular Vračar district, home to the impressive Temple of Saint Sava, one of Belgrade’s most iconic landmarks. The theatre’s modern facilities and central location make it an ideal destination for both locals and tourists seeking to experience authentic Serbian drama and the cultural pulse of Belgrade.
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