After two years of international collaboration, the major European project FemminiCity is bringing its grand finale to Novi Sad, with three days of theatre, education and practical preventive healthcare activities that place women’s issues at the heart of public discussion. From 22 to 24 October, at the Novi Sad Cultural Centre, the festival will bring together artists from France, Slovenia, Romania, Poland and Serbia. Through five distinct theatrical approaches, it will explore issues that transcend national borders and concern us all.
Alongside five theatre productions, the programme includes art installations, an exhibition, an expert lecture on violence against women and free preventive breast examinations.
PROGRAMME:
Thursday, 22 October
9.00 am–3.00 pm Free breast screening – „Fight Like a Woman“
Register for 21 October (additional date)
4.30 pm Lecture by Dr Nada Padejski Šekerović – „From the First Signs of Control to Femicide“ Register here
Novi Sad – European Capital of Culture Foundation, Trg slobode 3
Friday, 23 October
Novi Sad Cultural Centre
12.00 pm – From First to Last (Slovenia) 4.00 pm – From First to Last (Slovenia)
4.45 pm – Post-performance discussion with the audience about From First to Last
8.00 pm – D.R.I.F.T (France)
Accompanying Programme:
Throughout the day:
Tijana Jevrić’s exhibition She Is Generated Spatial installation Yet She Will Not Come Sound installation Can You Hear Yourself?
Saturday, 24 October
Novi Sad Cultural Centre
11.00 am – Motherpolis. Walk among Absence (Poland) 12.00 pm – Post-performance discussion with the audience about Motherpolis. Walk among Absence
2.00 pm – Broken Rib (Serbia) 3.00 pm – Post-performance discussion with the audience about Broken Rib
8.00 pm – 12A Happiness Street (Romania)
9.15 pm – Post-performance discussion with the audience about 12A Happiness Street
Accompanying Programme
24 October:
Throughout the day:
Tijana Jevrić’s exhibition She Is Generated Spatial installation Yet She Will Not Come Sound installation Can You Hear Yourself?
The international FemminiCity project is funded by the European Union through the CERV programme (Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values). The project is led by the Csiky Gergely Hungarian State Theatre in Timișoara, in collaboration with the Novi Sad – European Capital of Culture Foundation, the Drž’ Ne Daj theatre company and partners from France, Poland and Slovenia.
Admission to all events is free. All performances will have subtitles in English and Serbian.

