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Coping with the Greatest for Over 100 Years

Staging Shakespeare's work after the great success of its initial breakthrough became a tradition, and there was almost no season without a Shakespearean play, or even two, in the repertoire. Not even a disaster such as the Homeland War (the Croatian War of Independence, 1991–95) managed to prevent the staging of Hamlet on 21 December 1990. The life of the Croatian National Theatre in Osijek was violently disrupted on 16 November 1991 when it was bombed by Serbian aggressors, severely damaging the building. During more than 100 years of activity (with breaks in the late twenties, mid-forties and the beginning of the nineties), the Croatian National Theatre in Osijek staged ten different Shakespearean plays thirty-five times over the course of 105 seasons

theatre, CNT Osijek, Shakespeare, The Merchant of Venice

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