The Kolo National Folk Dance Ensemble will present the gala concert 'Međa' on December 22 at Sava Centar in Belgrade, focusing on the dances and songs of Serbs living outside Serbia's borders.
- Event: gala concert 'Međa' (Borderland) on December 22
- Venue: Blue Hall, Sava Centar, Belgrade
- Program: six premiere choreographies plus works from the regular repertoire
- Content: dances from Bela Krajina, Pomorišje and other southern and eastern regions
- Ticket prices, start time and sales details are not yet published in the source
The National Ensemble of Folk Dances and Songs of Serbia "Kolo" will hold a gala concert titled "Međa" (Borderland) on December 22 in the Blue Hall of Sava Centar, Belgrade's large congress and cultural venue. The program is devoted to the dances and songs of Serbs who live in regions outside the borders of Serbia, said the ensemble's artistic director, Danijela Bašić.
Bašić spoke to the Tanjug news agency during rehearsals at the "Vlada Divljan" Culture Center. She said the ensemble will give the premiere of six new choreographies at the concert, alongside well-known works from its regular repertoire.
What the audience can expect
According to Bašić, the aim is to cover the border areas wherever Serbs live. She said the audience will see a collage of dances from Bela Krajina and Pomorišje, as well as from other regions in the south and east.
The source does not give ticket prices, the start time or details on how to buy tickets. Readers planning to attend should check the official channels of Sava Centar and the Kolo ensemble for this information.
Key details
- Event: gala concert "Međa"
- Performer: National Ensemble of Folk Dances and Songs of Serbia "Kolo"
- Date: December 22
- Venue: Blue Hall, Sava Centar, Belgrade
- Program: six new choreographies plus pieces from the existing repertoire
For more information on the program, tickets and the schedule, consult the Sava Centar and Kolo ensemble websites.
Frequently asked questions
When and where is the Kolo ensemble's gala concert 'Međa' taking place?
The concert takes place on December 22 in the Blue Hall of Sava Centar, Belgrade's large congress and cultural venue.
What will the 'Međa' concert program include?
The program features six new choreographies premiering at the concert, alongside well-known pieces from the ensemble's regular repertoire. It focuses on dances and songs of Serbs living outside Serbia's borders.
Which regions will be represented in the performance?
The audience will see a collage of dances from Bela Krajina and Pomorišje, as well as works from other regions in the south and east.
Where can I find ticket information for the concert?
The source does not provide ticket prices, start time or purchasing details. Readers should check the official websites of Sava Centar and the Kolo ensemble.
