“Amour,” directed by Besmir Bitraku, offered a profound exploration of emotions, human connections, and the complexities of love in an intimate and powerful way. The drama was presented over the weekend, with notable performances by Luiza Xhuvani, Myzafer Zifla, Elia Zaharia, Xhuljano Brisku, and Stela Bello.

Staged at ArTurbina, the play delves into themes of love, passion, and the search for meaning in a world marked by turmoil.

Director Besmir Bitraku described the work as a meditation on love.

“I am delighted to bring to the people of Tirana a play about love,” he shared. “It explores love as sacrifice, selflessness, understanding, and collaboration. I am truly grateful to have worked with such a talented ensemble of actors,” Bitraku expressed on the National Theatre’s social media.

“Amour” tells the story of two elderly intellectuals who fall in love with a passion as powerful as the very turning of the Earth. The production was accompanied by a musical score composed by Endri Sina and costumes designed by Sofi Kara.

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