The Museum of Theatrical Arts of Serbia, located in Belgrade’s historic Dorćol district, is the country’s premier institution dedicated to the preservation and celebration of dramatic arts. Founded in 1950 and housed in Božić’s House—a 19th-century merchant residence protected as a cultural monument—the museum offers a rich chronicle of Serbian theatre from its earliest roots to contemporary productions. Its extensive collections include manuscripts, directorial notes, scenographic sketches, costume designs, photographs, and rare audio-visual recordings. Through thematic exhibitions and archival research, the museum illuminates the lives and legacies of playwrights, actors, directors, and set designers who shaped the national stage. It also serves as a vital resource for scholars and theatre professionals, fostering dialogue between tradition and innovation. As a guardian of theatrical memory, the museum invites visitors to explore the artistry, emotion, and social impact of performance in Serbia.
Belgrade SerbiaThe Museum of Theatrical Arts of Serbia is located at Gospodar Jevremova 19 in Belgrade, housed in the historic Božić's House built in 1836. This building itself is a cultural monument, offering a unique setting that reflects the rich theatrical history of Serbia. The museum's collection includes archives, documents, letters, manuscripts, posters, photographs, set and costume sketches, and a library that chronicles theatrical art from the 18th century to the present day. Situated in the heart of Belgrade, the museum is surrounded by other cultural landmarks such as the Museum of Applied Arts, the Jewish Historical Museum, and the vibrant pedestrian street Knez Mihailova. The proximity to Karađorđe Park and the historic Old Town makes it a key destination for visitors interested in the cultural and artistic heritage of Belgrade.
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