Do you know your story? You know, when someone is asked about you—what will they say? What stories remain behind us? Does the truth remain, or the good wishes of tearful relatives? When all the veils fall, all the colorful lies with which we deceive ourselves and everyone around us, building an image of ourselves as we think it should look, and when we completely strip away all romanticized versions of ourselves—who is the person looking back at us from the mirror?
"Stećakland" invites you to step into a space where titles, awards, achievements, and memories crumble before the chains of truth, and truth—it always has more versions, though only one is real. They have stood for centuries, and now they will speak. Discover what the stećci have to tell us.
Welcome to "Stećakland," a brave and innovative theater production that blends contemporary theater with virtual reality, taking us to the very boundaries of identity, memory, and myth.
"Who was Katarina Kosača, for many the last Bosnian queen? Do we know? Does she know? What is her truth?" said Vedran Fajković, dramaturg and director of Kamerni Teatar 55.
The play is directed by Kenan Kulenović, with dramaturgy by Vedran Fajković. The cast includes Selma Alispahić, Aldin Omerović, Elma Juković, Nedim Džinović, Enes Kozličić, and Anja Kraljević.
The text is by Vedran Fajković, with set and costume design by Adisa Vatreš Selimović. The production's stage manager is Bojana Jagličić. Photography is by Velija Hasanbegović.
"StećakLand" is being realized as part of a project coordinated by the Association for the Digitization of Cultural Heritage Digi.ba, in partnership with NoHo Productions from Ireland, the Archaeological Institute of Belgrade, the National Museum of Montenegro, Kamerni Teatar 55, and the "Mak Dizdar" Foundation, within the "Creative Europe" program, under the auspices of the European Commission for support to the culture and audiovisual sector.
The box office of Kamerni Teatar 55 is open every weekday from 1 PM to 8 PM and on Saturdays from 3 PM to 8 PM. Reservations can be made by phone at 033 550 476 or via email at [email protected].