The play Ministrants, directed by Zlatko Paković and inspired by the drama The Maids by Jean Genet, powerfully and uncompromisingly opens the theme of confronting trauma and the power of the Church. The performance offers a stage exploration of the relationships between power, faith, and violence, pointing out how institutions that are meant to protect the community often become sources of pain and repression.
“Held in the Cage of Your Promises” examines how promises—personal, social, and political—can operate as structures of control. Across intimate relationships, cultural traditions, and institutional systems, promises are used to secure belonging, loyalty, and obedience. In return, bodies are often expected to conform, endure, and remain silent.
Predavanje razmatra položaj umjetničkih i društveno angažiranih praksi u suvremenim političkim i kulturnim kontekstima obilježenima rastućim ideološkim pritiscima i procesima demokratske erozije. Poseban se naglasak stavlja na nezavisnu scenu, koja kroz participativne i politički angažirane umjetničke prakse otvara prostor konflikta kao konstitutivnog elementa demokracije.
Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens are coming to Zagreb! The legendary artistic and activist duo bring their unique blend of performance, film, and ecology to an evening that blurs the boundaries between art, love, and politics. Known for their concept of “ecosexuality,” Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens have spent decades provoking, inspiring, and opening new perspectives on the relationship between the body, nature, and society. Join us for a special event featuring a film screening, a conversation with the artists, and a live performance.
How can we make sense of the current wave of technofascism targeting trans and non-binary bodies? Are the tools developed within feminist and queer theory still sufficient for resistance? And how might we imagine new forms of collective organization that move beyond identity politics?
We bring you a rich program of the 24th Queer Zagreb season This year’s edition, with a programmatic focus on trans art, will take place from May 2 to 30, 2026. and brings together 30 artists from a dozen countries across Europe, the USA, Argentina and Egypt. This year’s focus is on trans artistic voices…
The 24th Queer Zagreb Season, with a programmatic focus on trans artistic voices, will take place from May 2 to May 30, 2026, bringing together 30 artists from around ten countries across Europe, as well as the USA, Argentina, and Egypt.
Last night, in front of a packed auditorium at the Zagreb Dance Center, we officially opened the 23rd season of Queer Zagreb . This year’s edition, dedicated to the theme Criminal Queer , began with an emotional and powerful premiere of the play All My Bodies / Todos mis cuerpos by Argentine director Gonzalo Quintana…
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