Dundo Maroje u Londonu

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Honey Tongued Theatre Productions 

The launch of ‘Uncle Maroye’, published by House of Marin Držić will also feature a photographic exhibition by Bari Goddard - focusing on Dubrovnik and Midsummer Scene Festival.
The event is supported by Dubrovnik Tourist Board and City of Dubrovnik and the publisher House of Marin Držić.

The reading and exhibition is organised by House of Marin Držić in collaboration with Honey-tongued Theatre Productions as a part of IMAGE/MUSIC/TEXT series at Conway Hall.

Conway Hall, 2nd March, 6.30-9.30 pm

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Conway Hall je na 25 Red Lions Sq., WC1

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Najbliža podzemna je Holborn.

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1 hr · Zagreb, Croatia ·
The 450th anniversary of the death of Marin Držić, Croatia’s prominent renaissance playwright, also known as “Dubrovnik’s Shakespeare”, was marked by the presentation of the English translation of his play “Dundo Maroje” ("Uncle Maroye") by Filip Krenus, at London’s Conway Hall. The visitors had the opportunity to watch the play itself, listen to the music by Luka Sorkočević Quartet and see the photo-exhibition by Gary Godard. The event, which was also attended by the Croatian Ambassador Igor Pokaz, was organized by the House of Marin Držić, co-organized by Istrobooks, British-Croatian Society and Honey-Tongued Theatre Productions, and supported by the City of Dubrovnik and Dubrovnik Tourist Board.