Gibanica festival brings art and history to life

Gibanica festival brings art and history to life

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Gibanica, a biennial festival of contemporary dance, is starting on Tuesday with a performance of Memoria by Mala Kline.

The festival will feature eight performances in the competition programme, CE Report quotes STA.

In addition, it will include an exhibition on dance in the former Yugoslavia.

A workshop on dance criticism and a choreographic lab will also be part of the programme.

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