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The mandate of Kokan Mladenović as manager of Atelier 212 should end on July 1 next year. Most of Mladenović's actors try to say goodbye to him as soon as possible, because they reproach him for, as they say, "arbitrariness, arrogance, bad taste, self-promotion, dilettantism, disdain for actors, sowing evil seeds in the ensemble, along with all the tricks for creating success - successful, as well as unsuccessful performances", all of which they stated in a letter sent to the City Assembly this June. The rebellion of the actors against the manager happened at the end of the theater season in which Atelje performed seven premieres, as many as all other Belgrade theaters combined, in which this theater, as Mladenović states, had its own income of 46 percent while the other houses did not even reach twenty, while In the last three years of Mladenović's tenure, Atelje's performances have won a third of the total number of awards that Atelje 212 has received so far.
On the first day of this season, a general strike of the actors was announced in Atelier until the demands were met, but soon, after a conversation with the mayor of Belgrade, Dragan Đilas, it was abandoned. It is expected that the working body that will be appointed by the new City Secretary for Culture, as soon as
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Žarko Laušević, Actor
He could have been a writer and a painter, but instead he chose to be an actor who writes books that sell in many copies. In his revelation for CorD Magazine, he speaks for the first time about his childhood and upbringing, about the way he has restarted his life from scratch several times – when he came to Belgrade to study in 1978, completed college and started a new life. Then tragedy struck, and he found himself back at the start after being released from prison, and following the NATO bombing he left for New York – where he again found himself having to start from scratch. And that departure was the most painful
Nothing more powerful and sensitive than actor Žarko Laušević appeared on the film and theatre scene of Yugoslavia during the 1980s. His every performance was worth remembering… and worthy of awards. He was 25 years when he gained huge popularity thanks to the television series Sivi Dom [Grey Home], and he was 27 when he won the 1987 Golden Arena award for the film Oficir s ružom [The Officer with a Rose] at the then Yugoslav Film Festival in Pula and Emperor Constantine in Niš. He was 30 when he was given the Sterija Award in Novi Sad for the characters of Rastko Nemanjić and Saint Sava in the play Saint Sava. He is also the reci