Epilog Theatre, Zagreb
Milan Grgić
LITTLE PARADISE

Director: Ivana Peroš
Set Design: Juravić, Štos, Živković
Light Design: Davor Juravić

Carrarina poljana, July 25


Cast:
Nada Abrus, Marino Matota, Suzana Nikolić, Boris Miholjević, Zorko Rajčić

ICostume Design: Mirjana Vuk
Music Editor: Mladen Dervenkar
Stage Movements: Ilija Smoljenović
Producent: Davor Juravić
Epilog Theatre Director: Davorka Juravić

 

Little paradise- it is food, adultery and soccer. But what about a big one?

Although being written ten years ago, comedy Little Paradise has not lost none of its actuality, as it deals with always intriguing issues: food, adultery and soccer, on which the author writes in a completely new, endlessly witty and charming way. The form of writing proved itself susceptable to all kinds of director’s interventions as well as impressive acting roles thus Epilog Theatre continues the tradition of ‘actor’s theatre’ and staging plays by Croatian playwrights who strive to join contemporary, communication and artistic convicition just like they reflect our social reality directly or indirectly. Comedy Little Paradise is a new pearl from Epilog Theatre workshop which will make you lough and you will remember for a long time! If you are interested in what can make an average Croat happy, come to our Little Paradise and enjoy in 90 minutes of cheerful acting. See for yourselves why this comedy has conquered the audiences’ hearts and undivided critical acclaims.

Milan Grgić following graduation at Academy of Music inZagreb started his career as a Music Editor on Croatian Radio and Television where he worked until his retirement. However, somewhere along the way, he discovered the call for writing so he became a playwright. Given that he was primarily a man of music, he produced the most important pieces as a libretto writer with Alfi Kabiljo. This way were written famous musicals like Great Race, Yalta, Yalta, Ivan of Butterflys, Hairy Life, Emperor Franz Joseph in Zagreb and The King is Naked. Besides musicals, Milan Grgić wrote many texts for theatre, radio and television. He mostly wrote comedies.

Little Paradise deals with human passions: food, adultery and soccer and light comedy opens up space for real acting gems.