November 10th–December 23rd at TimeLine Theatre

Ideas about war and peace, the uses of science and the exercise of humanity reverberate in this witty, suspenseful, intellectual puzzle of a drama. An American student travels to the former Yugoslavia in 1997 to research the work of Nikola Tesla, the Croatian-born Serbian scientist who invented electricity as we use it today. But as she delves deeper into Tesla’s life and homeland, she is soon forced to make a decision about whether to get involved with the unexpected world of turmoil and suffering around her.

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Unfortunately, the performance of the play Koštana scheduled for November 24, 2007 has been canceled due to a death in the family of one of the actors. Instead, at the same time — on Saturday November 24th at 8pm — for all lovers of our theater we have prepared a collage of excerpts from Koštana and The Seducer, free of charge.

On Saturday, November 24, 2007 at 8 PM, the Serbian Theater “Mira Sremčević” will perform the play by Bora Stanković Koštana. The play is directed by Goran Milev.

The price of admission, which includes hors d’oeurves is $15. Let us socialize after the play! Valet parking is available for the first 30 or so cars.

Serbian Theater “Mira Sremčević” is going to Florida again! Their third visit to Florida will be at the invitation of the Serbian Club “Nostalgija” from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, the theater will be performing plays by Miladin Ševarlić The Seducer (directed by Goran Milev) and by Svetozar Ćorović The Plan Usurped (directed by Ankica Ratarac) on Friday, October 5 and Saturday, October 6 2007 at 7:30pm.

On Saturday, September 29 2007 at 8pm, the Serbian Theater “Mira Sremčević” will perform the play The Seducer by Miladin Ševarlić.

The admission price is $15.00. Let us socialize after the play! Valet parking is available for the first 30 or so cars.

The acting school has three semesters, each a month and a half long. Through a systematic approach, the attendees will acquire a basic knowledge of acting, diction, theatrical movement and the history of the theater. At the end of the semester the best student work will be selected and presented to the public in form of a public acting class.

Classes will be held at the ballroom devoted to the “Mira Sremčević” theater (third floor of “St. Sava”). The classes will be held on Saturdays from 11am to 3pm for individual acting classes, and on Sundays from 11am to 3pm for the entire group of students.

The courses are organized by the Director of the Serbian Theater “Mira Sremčević” Ankica Ratarac, and will be taught by Goran Milev, an actor from Serbia. The school started on July 14, 2007.