Metropol Theater opens the new artistic season with the play “Three winters” of playwright Tena Stivicic, directed by Rozi Kostani. The show comes with the extraordinary participation of actors:

Yllka Mujo, Luiza Xhuvani, Marjeta Ljarja, Viktor Zhusti, Sokol Angjeli, Elia Zaharia, Armela Demaj, Sonila Kapidani, Xhino Musollari, Klea Konomi, Kastriot Ramollari, Klesta Shero, Ketjona Pecnikaj, Ina Morinaj, Amar Hasanlliu.

This play written by the Croatian author is a work that follows the fates of four generations of women of a family during a turbulent century. It is a work that sheds light on the problems in modern society by observing the state of the world from the perspective of women.

The events of the work take place in a villa built in 1898 in Zagreb, Croatia. This journey through time takes place over 75 years, where events focus on three winters, on three different points of development of the country, in 1945 during the creation of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, in 1990 until its dissolution, and then until in 2011 when independent Croatia aspires and negotiates to join the EU. While the focus of the play is only one house and one family, in that house where the whole recent history of Croatia and together with it the main political forces and ideological changes is written.

/Klara Ruci/