DMITRY KARAMAZOV’S CONFESSION

monodrama

BELGRADE PREMIERE, 30thJanuary 2013. / Small Stage of the Opera and Theatre Madlenianum

Silver Knight award winner at the festival in Moscow
Adaptation of the part of the novel by F.M. Dostoyevsky
The Author’s Project by Nebojsa Dugalic
Casting: Nebojsa Dugalic

Dmitry Karamazov’s Confession is a monodrama adaptation of a part of the novel by F. M. Dostoyevsky, where Dmitry Karamazov, shortly before his precipitation, decides to tell his despair to his brother Alyosha, his “angel on the Earth” and being at an impasse  to beg him for an impossible-  asking their father for financial help. This is a situational frame of the event that tells the story about a dead knot of their destinies in which both Dmitry and his father, as well as Ivan and Katarina Ivanovna and Grusenka as all others around them are inextricably entangled, but Dmitry Karamazov is the one out of whom the inextricability turns into a cry to solve unsolved…  

Nebojsa Dugalic was born in Kraljevo in 1970.  He is a full time Professor at the Academy of Arts in Belgrade.

His most important roles are: Caesar ("Mask" Crnjanski), Sigismund ("Life is a dream," Calderon), Prince Mishkin ("Idiot" Dostoevsky), Peter ("Voice flaw" Mr Markovic), Karadjoz ("The Damned Yard" Andric) Simeon Njago ("Golden Fleece" Pekic), Jamie ("long Day's Journey into Night," O'Neill), Anthony ("Anthony and Cleopatra" Shakespeare), El Greco ("Burlesque on the Greek" A. Hing), Mita ("Lie and Liars" Sterija), George ("It Had To Be Like That" Nusic), Omer Pasha Latas ("Omer Pasha Latas" Andric), Max Bijalistok ("Producers" M. Brooks), Ejlert Levborg ("Hedda Gabler," Ibsen), Paul Isakovic ("migrations "M.Crnjanski), Drobac (“ Traveling Theatre" LJ. Simovic), Dr. Ragin ("Pavilion No.6" APCehov), Dmitri Karamazov ("Dmitri Karamazov’s Confession" Dostoevsky), Aram Tomasijan ("The Beast on the Moon" Kalinoski), Rakitin ("A Month in the Country" by Turgenev) and others.

Directions: "Cherry Orchard" A. P. Cehov, "Look Back in Anger" Osborne, "Omer Pasha Latas" Andric, "The Ear of Vuk’s Language" N. Dugalic, "The Old Days" Bora Stankovic, “Ladies’ talks” Radovic, "Cops" Mrozek,"The pavilion No.6" Chekhov, “The Traveling Theatre" Simovic, "Waiting for Godot” Beckett," The Maids” Women, “The Poor Little Hamsters " Mihic etc.
He has won a lot of international awards, four Gold and two Silver Knights in Moscow, as well as many domestic awards among which are two Sterija’s awards, Zoran Radmilovic award, Ljubisa Jovanovic award, four Zoran’s Mustache awards. He has also been awarded with the Trimmed Hedgehog, Jury Prize in review of the best acting performance in the season, Stojana Decermica Prize, more annual awards of the National Theatre in Belgrade for the best achievement in the season and so on. For directing he has been awarded the Silver Knight in Moscow, the Audience Jury Prize in Brcko for the best festival performance, as well as the award at the International Festival in Sabac for the best play.