Lisinski Concert Hall hosts spoken word and ABBA tribute

The Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall in Zagreb hosted two distinct sold-out performances. Psychologist and spoken word poet Ena Rajić performed a set combining poetry with social satire and psychological commentary. Accompanied by pianist Zvonimir Glibušić, Rajić used her performance to explore complex human relationships and societal absurdities, marking the conclusion of her regional tour.

Additionally, the Golden Age Symphony program held its first concert at the venue, featuring a tribute to the Swedish group ABBA. The event included performances by Croatian vocalists Franka Batelić, Damir Kedžo, Zsa Zsa, and Sven Pocrnić, accompanied by the Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alan Bjelinski. The concert featured classic hits such as ‘Dancing Queen’ and ‘Fernando’, drawing a large, enthusiastic crowd.