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The acting team of the National Theater “Jordan Hadzi Konstantinov-Dzinot” from Veles will premiere the play “Racin” at “Ohrid Summer” tonight, portraying the character of Kosta Solev Racin, his reflections within us, and his authentic emotion. The play will be staged at the “Grigor Prlichev” Cultural Center at 9 PM. Directed by Dejan Projkovski, with […]

The members of the ensemble “Quinteto Adriatico” delighted the audience of the “Ohrid Summer” festival last night in the Church of “St. Sophia.” Performing on stage were violinist Frosina Bogdanoska, violist Dagmar Korbar, cellist Latica Anić, double bassist Ilin-Dime Dimovski, and pianists Federico Lovato and Jana Pavlovska-Moltz. “Quinteto Adriatico” is a new project by Italian

The US Embassy in Skopje awarded Director Natasha Popović a Certificate of Achievement for her outstanding efforts and collaboration in promoting American art and culture in the Republic of North Macedonia. This high honor has been approved with the seal of the State Department in Washington. Augusta Filbin, the American Cultural Attaché in Macedonia, stated

The actors from the Lit Moon Theatre Company from Santa Barbara, USA, performed the world premiere of “King Lear” by William Shakespeare as part of the American evening at the “Ohrid Summer” festival yesterday. Created by artists from North Macedonia, Armenia, Finland, and the USA, the play is directed by the exceptional John Blondell, inspired

Timeless Shakespeare and his “King Lear” return to the “Ohrid Summer” festival, this time in a production specially prepared for the festival audience and purposefully designed to be performed in the unique ambiance of the vestibule of “St. Sophia.” As part of the American evening at “Ohrid Summer,” tonight at 21:00, the stage of the

The music program of the “Ohrid Summer” festival continues tonight with a concert by the “Quinteto Adriatico,” in  “St. Sophia” at the standard festival time of 9 PM. The “Quinteto Adriatico” ensemble is a new project by Italian pianist Federico Lovato, Croatian cellist Latica Anić, and Croatian-Macedonian double bassist and longtime collaborator of the “Ohrid

Last evening, the Montenegrin Symphony Orchestra graced the 64th “Ohrid Summer” festival with a concert held in the vestibule of the “St. Sophia” church. The soloist of the evening was the renowned Macedonian pianist Nina Kostova, who performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 21 in C major, K. 467. “This was my first performance with the

A night to remember was created by the world-renowned guitar virtuoso Vlatko Stefanovski, who held a concert as part of the 64th “Ohrid Summer” festival, marking five decades of his musical career. The audience at the Ancient Theatre enjoyed phenomenal compositions performed by the members of the “Vlatko Stefanovski Trio,” Jan Stefanovski and Ivan Kućić.

The musical program of the 64th edition of the “Ohrid Summer” festival continues tonight at 9 PM in the church “Sveta Sofia” with a concert by the Montenegrin Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Mark Korovich. The soloist of the evening will be the renowned Macedonian pianist Nina Kostova. The Montenegrin Symphony Orchestra made its debut on

The “Five Popular Songs” by composer Carlos López Buchardo, “Five Popular Argentinian Songs” by Alberto Ginastera, “Triptych of Cuban Poetry” by Modesta Bar, and the “Autumn Songs” by Antonio Estévez sounded magical with the beautiful voice of tenor Aquiles Machado, who performed last night at the church “Sveta Sofia” accompanied on piano by Macedonian pianist