TIRANA, April 30 – “Drama drafts, conflicts and characters.” This is the new premiere at the National Theatre in Tirana, a stage show focusing mainly on movements and dance theatre. Coming as collaboration with the Tirana New Theatre contemporary performing arts group, the show focuses on social issues such as migration, escape, revolt, death, abandonment, dreams, inability, futility etc. The topics were selected from different texts, songs, poems and concrete events, historical and political events. Directed by Enton Kaca, the show brings on stage ballet dancers Milena Nurka, Klaudia Za襬 Sueda Hoxha, Elton Cefa, Ardit Logu, and actors Egzona Ademi and Dorjan Ramaliu.
After making its premiere on May 2, the drama will also stage on May 3,4 and 5 at the National Theatre at 20.00.
‘Drama drafts, conflicts and characters’
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