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The book by Croatian writer and essayist Živko Jeličić is one of the most influential interpretations of Marin Držić. Jelčić interprets Držić as a writer close to the common people and a critic of the social injustices of the Dubrovnik Renaissance.
The book monographically covers the entire puppet theatre in Croatia.
In a witty and instructive essay, Čapek describes how a newspaper, a film, and a theater play are created. Through humor and irony, he shows the complexity of the process – from idea to realization – and the different perspectives of the participants, dem
System change in Hungary in 1989/90. did not change the theater structure, although the publishing structure was significantly transformed.
By deciding to select reviews exclusively from among those writers who have left this world a long or short time ago, the compiler avoided possible dissatisfaction among those who are still engaged in this work or have been engaged in it in the recent or
It is a work that deals with difficult post-war themes, personal tragedies, emotional wounds, and relationships within the family, especially between fathers and children.