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− | + | The [[Borštnik Ring Award and Borštnik Awards]] are bestowed at the central festival of Slovene theatre, the [[Borštnik Theatre Festival]], held every year in Maribor. The Borštnik Awards for achievement in repertory and independent theatres include award for best performance, best direction, best actor, award for aesthetic breakthrough, award for special achievement (set, light, or costume design, musical score, etc.), and the Dominik Smole Award for best translation or adaptation of a dramatic text. Every year the Borštnik Ring Award, the highest award for lifetime achievement in Slovene theatre, is also presented by a separate expert jury to an actor or actress who has left a major legacy to the Slovene stage. | |
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==Borštnik Awards in 2009== | ==Borštnik Awards in 2009== | ||
− | The 2009 recipient of the Borštnik Ring Award | + | The 2009 recipient of the Borštnik Ring Award was actress Minu Kjuder. |
The award for best performance went to [[Ivica Buljan]]'s staging of Heiner Müller's ''Macbeth After Shakespeare'', co-produced by [[Mini Theatre]], [[Cankarjev dom Culture and Congress Centre|Cankarjev dom]], Novo kazalište Zagreb and ZeKaEm, Croatia. The award for best direction was given to [[Jernej Lorenci]] for his staging of ''Oresteia'', produced by [[Slovene National Theatre (SNG) Ljubljana - Drama]]. The new translation of Aeschylus's play by [[Marko Marinčič]] was awarded with the [[Dominik Smole Award]] for best translation. Five equal awards for best actors went to [[Polona Juh]] for her role in ''Oresteia'' ([[Slovene National Theatre (SNG) Ljubljana - Drama|(SNG) Ljubljana – Drama]]), [[Marko Mandič]] for his role in ''Macbeth After Shakespeare'', [[Nataša Matjašec]] for her role in ''Wind in the Pines'' ([[Slovene National Theatre (SNG) Maribor]]), [[Igor Samobor]] for ''Oresteia'', and [[Branko Šturbej]] for his role in [[Slovene National Theatre (SNG) Maribor|SNG Maribor]]'s ''Peer Gynt''. The recipient of the award for best young actor was [[Jure Henigman]]. Three awards for other artistic achievement were awarded to [[Marko Japelj]] for set design, [[Peter Penko]] for musical score, and to [[Matjaž Berger]] for the unique performing discourse in the performance ''Portrait of a Lady'' produced by [[Anton Podbevšek Theatre]] and Teatri di Vita Bologna, Italy. | The award for best performance went to [[Ivica Buljan]]'s staging of Heiner Müller's ''Macbeth After Shakespeare'', co-produced by [[Mini Theatre]], [[Cankarjev dom Culture and Congress Centre|Cankarjev dom]], Novo kazalište Zagreb and ZeKaEm, Croatia. The award for best direction was given to [[Jernej Lorenci]] for his staging of ''Oresteia'', produced by [[Slovene National Theatre (SNG) Ljubljana - Drama]]. The new translation of Aeschylus's play by [[Marko Marinčič]] was awarded with the [[Dominik Smole Award]] for best translation. Five equal awards for best actors went to [[Polona Juh]] for her role in ''Oresteia'' ([[Slovene National Theatre (SNG) Ljubljana - Drama|(SNG) Ljubljana – Drama]]), [[Marko Mandič]] for his role in ''Macbeth After Shakespeare'', [[Nataša Matjašec]] for her role in ''Wind in the Pines'' ([[Slovene National Theatre (SNG) Maribor]]), [[Igor Samobor]] for ''Oresteia'', and [[Branko Šturbej]] for his role in [[Slovene National Theatre (SNG) Maribor|SNG Maribor]]'s ''Peer Gynt''. The recipient of the award for best young actor was [[Jure Henigman]]. Three awards for other artistic achievement were awarded to [[Marko Japelj]] for set design, [[Peter Penko]] for musical score, and to [[Matjaž Berger]] for the unique performing discourse in the performance ''Portrait of a Lady'' produced by [[Anton Podbevšek Theatre]] and Teatri di Vita Bologna, Italy. | ||
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* [http://www.slovenia.si/mma_bin.php?id=2009120408541545 Article on 2009 Festival by Albert Kos] (pdf), [[Sinfo Magazine]] (pp. 22) | * [http://www.slovenia.si/mma_bin.php?id=2009120408541545 Article on 2009 Festival by Albert Kos] (pdf), [[Sinfo Magazine]] (pp. 22) | ||
* [http://www.borstnikovo.si/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/ALMANAH_FBS_2009_Internet.pdf Almanac of the 44th Borštnik Theatre Festival] | * [http://www.borstnikovo.si/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/ALMANAH_FBS_2009_Internet.pdf Almanac of the 44th Borštnik Theatre Festival] | ||
+ | * [http://www.borstnikovo.si/en/nagrade/ The Jury Report of the 44th Borštnik Theatre Festival] | ||
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[[Category:Awards]] | [[Category:Awards]] |
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The 2009 recipient of the Borštnik Ring Award was actress Minu Kjuder.
The award for best performance went to Ivica Buljan's staging of Heiner Müller's Macbeth After Shakespeare, co-produced by Mini Theatre, Cankarjev dom, Novo kazalište Zagreb and ZeKaEm, Croatia. The award for best direction was given to Jernej Lorenci for his staging of Oresteia, produced by Slovene National Theatre (SNG) Ljubljana - Drama. The new translation of Aeschylus's play by Marko Marinčič was awarded with the Dominik Smole Award for best translation. Five equal awards for best actors went to Polona Juh for her role in Oresteia ((SNG) Ljubljana – Drama), Marko Mandič for his role in Macbeth After Shakespeare, Nataša Matjašec for her role in Wind in the Pines (Slovene National Theatre (SNG) Maribor), Igor Samobor for Oresteia, and Branko Šturbej for his role in SNG Maribor's Peer Gynt. The recipient of the award for best young actor was Jure Henigman. Three awards for other artistic achievement were awarded to Marko Japelj for set design, Peter Penko for musical score, and to Matjaž Berger for the unique performing discourse in the performance Portrait of a Lady produced by Anton Podbevšek Theatre and Teatri di Vita Bologna, Italy.
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