Anton Pavlovich Chekhov
THREE SISTERS
Directed by Radoslav Milenković

(Chamber Stage)
premiere - May 2009

Actors:
DRAGINjA VOGANjAC
GORDANA JOŠIĆ-GAJIN
JOVANA MIŠKOVIĆ
JUGOSLAV KRAJNOV
Ivanovna  SANjA RISTIĆ-KRAJNOV
ALEKSANDAR GAJIN
IGOR PAVLOVIĆ
MILOVAN FILIPOVIĆ
MIROSLAV FABRI
RADE KOJADINOVIĆ
MILORAD KAPOR
DRAGAN KOJIĆ
DRAGOMIR PEŠIĆ
KSENIJA MARTINOVPAVLOVIĆ
ALEKSANDRA CARIĆ
OLIVERA STAMENKOVIĆ
JELENA ANTONIJEVIĆ

VIDEO CLIPS AND PHOTOS

Chekhov's dramatic master-piece speaking in an anthological way of the gap between illusion and reality, insoluble dilemmas of loneliness, as well as inner causes of any fundamental existential crisis, keeps provoking contemporary theatre creators. By its method of characterization the drama Three Sisters is more polyvalent and multilayered than Uncle Vanya, while the subtleness of its atmosphere makes it more inspiring for staging than The Cherry Orchard. It will provide Radoslav Mllenkovic with an exceptionally valuable stimulus for examining universal questions about new theatrical models, as well as the new social and psychological contexts, especially because of its close congeniality on the level of meaning with the post-modernist approaches to shaping characters, as well as the possibilities offered by the open internal dynamics of Chekhov's "anti-action".

Radoslav Milenković, an actor and director, was born on 17th February 1958 in Novi Sad. In 1980 he graduated from the Academy of Arts in Novi Sad, Department of Acting, Class of Professor Branko Plesa. He extended his professional education at: Summer School of Pantomime with Ladislav Fialka (Dubrovnik, 1978); Summer School of Stage Movement with Jacque Lecoq (Paris, 1979); he also graduated in Theatre and Radio Direction from the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade in 1990 in class of Professor Dejan Mijac. Since 1977 Radoslav Milenkovic has played more than 50 roles in the most prominent theatres in Belgrade, Novi Sad and Zagreb as well as at the Dubrovnik Summer Festival. In 1982, together with Sreten Mokrovi6 he founded the MM Theatre in Zagreb. From 1984 to 1987 he was a member of the Teatar&TD ensemble in Zagreb, leaving for Belgrade where he stayed at the Yugoslav Drama Theatre until 2005. As an actor he was a guest at the Serbian National Theatre and Atelier 212 Theatre, National Theatre, Belgrade Drama Theatre and Zvezdara Theatre in Belgrade. Radoslav Milenkovic has directed at theatres of Serbia, Croatia, Hungary, Sweden and Macedonia. Since 2005 he has
been employed at the Serbian National Theatre in Novi Sad as a director.