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Cultural programming in Razgrad and Nikšić

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The Municipality of Razgrad announced its cultural calendar for November 2026, which includes concerts by the Kapanski Ensemble, the VIII Dimitar Nenov International Young Pianists Competition, and various theatrical and art exhibitions. In Nikšić, a program of 44 events was announced for November, highlighted by the 22nd International Actor Festival, which features productions from the Macedonian National Theatre, the Tivat Cultural Center, and the Belgrade Zvezdara Theatre. The schedule also includes Njegoš Day celebrations and the 2026 Urban Culture Festival. The festival includes the production “Contra Mundum.” Regional theatrical activity continues across the Balkans. In Serbia, the Pećinci Cultural Center is hosting “Theater November,” featuring the Chekhovian comedy “The Suitors” and the psychological drama “Suspicion.” The Reflektor Theater presented “Fun Facts: How to Distinguish Truth from Manipulation” in Zaječar, an exploration of media manipulation and artificial intelligence, while the Zaječar Theater brings the comedy “Always Ready Women” to Sokobanja. In Croatia, the renovated Komedija Theater in Zagreb has reopened with the premiere of “Na rubu pameti / Roll over Krleža,” an adaptation of a Miroslav Krleža novel. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, the National Theater Sarajevo is reviving “Hamlet in the Village of Mrduša Donja” after an eight-year hiatus, and the poetry collection “Treptaji” by Dragan Topić was promoted in Prijedor. In Kosovo, the SPIK Festival of Scenic Movement and Choreodrama opened in Zvečan with a production of “Hamlet.” Recent activities in Serbia include the MAKADO chamber drama manifestation at the Budo Tomović Cultural and Information Center with the performance “Džepovi puni kamenja.” Additionally, the Leskovac Cultural Center is opening an exhibition titled “Olga Jevrić – musicality and sculpturality” as part of the “Leskovac – Capital of Culture 2026” project.

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