POZORIŠTE I POZORIŠNA UMJETNOST U CRNOJ GORI (1918-1946)
THEATRE AND THEATRICAL ART IN MONTENEGRO (1918–1946)
Author(s): Nenad Perošević, Natalija MilikićSubject(s): History
Published by: Centar za Geopolitiku
Keywords: Theatre; Cultural and artistic development; Montenegro; KPCG;
Summary/Abstract: The process of development of theater and theatrical art in Montenegro it waslaunched after the internationally recognized independence in 1878. Theaterwork continued untilthe First World War in one professional theater and in anumber of amateur theater groups. In the period between the two world warsthree main city theater work took place on liberated territories of Montenegro,which was the basis for the restart professional theater in the 1945/46 seasonyear. With the end of the war in the first post-war years he felt significant influenceof propaganda by the KPY and the authorities in cultural and artisticactivities and therefore also in theater. this work is based on original archivialmaterials and literature that provide relevant insights into the development oftheatre and theatrical arts. The statistical data presented ilustrate the state oftheatre and theatrical arts comparing the interwar period with the first postwaryears in which the socio-economic in Montenegro was changed.
Journal: Montenegrin Journal for Social Sciences
- Issue Year: 10/2026
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 39-62
- Page Count: 23
- Language: Montenegrine
