Le Petit Festival du Théâtre

Le Petit Festival du Théâtre is a non-profit celebration of creativity—a global community of dreamers, artists, and scientists united by a shared passion for imagination and innovation. It’s a unique stage for those who love and support the arts and sciences, bringing together curious minds and kindred spirits from every corner of our blue planet.

PROGRAM (MMXXVI)

25 May | 21:00 | Bokar Fortress

Official Opening & Exhibition: Freedom, Truth and Vive L’Amour

• Performance: “The Wordless Moment” (40 min) by Gustaf Broms (Sweden). An exploration of consciousness, biological processes, and the mind through performance, video, and installation.

• Exhibition Concept: A ritual of perception exploring how freedom, truth, and love shape individual becoming through compassion, tolerance, and morality.

• Featured Artists:

  • Miloš Glavurtić: Collective memory and urban landscapes.

  • Željko Tutnjević: Photographic interventions challenging social norms.

  • Robert Kralj: Sculptor, painter, and restoration master.

  • Ksenija Baraga: Textile installations and experimental media.

  • Rado Jenko: Graphic designer/painter; founder of Ljubljana Poster Festival.

26 May | 21:00 | Studio Pulitika, MoMA Dubrovnik

Exhibition Opening: Freedom and Truth

• Curatorial Note: A dialogue between daily existence and spiritual creativity, examining how freedom, truth, and love are constructed and concealed.

• Featured Artists:

  • Vladimir Trokut: Gold-cage installation exploring the price of liberty.

  • Robert Kralj: Sculptures balancing void, weight, and moral gestures.

  • Radovan Jenko: Figurative fragments mapping resilience.

  • Tomislav Kralj: Synesthesic, gesture-driven paintings and sculptures.

  • Alberto León: Allegorical urban visual narratives.

  • Ivo Vodopija: Intimate, meditative painting and scenographic installation.

30 May | 21:00 | Rector’s Palace

Lecture: The Book of Knowledge

• Speaker: Ružica Grgurev (Biotechnology Engineer / Chemistry Professor).

• Topic: An introduction to the 1132-page text by the World Brotherhood Union, examining claims of knowledge transmission from ultra-dimensional beings.

31 May | 21:00 | Rector’s Palace

Lecture & Dance Performance

• Scientific Lecture: Omega — the 19th Evolutionary Dimension by “Solar Teacher” Ružica Grgurev. A look at Earth as a natural spacecraft and life as an evolutionary school of consciousness.

• Dance: “Persona” (30 min) by Nina Hyvärinen (Finland). A solo work exploring womanhood, strength, and fragility. Rooted in Carolyn Carlson’s poetic movement language with music by René Aubry.

14 June | 21:00 | Rector’s Palace

Play: Time for Poetry

• Concept: A metaphysical-philosophical parody commenting on the loss of the original Eurovision Song Contest vision.

• Hosts: Deniz Sarić and Iris Kapidžić.

• Cast: Six youth performers, local elders, and a special appearance by Dubrovački Kavaljeri.