Nataša Radulović

Nataša Radulović obtained her BA and MA in Theater and Radio Directing at the Faculty of Drama Arts in Belgrade, after graduating in violin at the string department of High School of Music. In 2024, she also obtained a BA in Russian language and literature at the Faculty of Philology in Belgrade. Her professional career took off with the play "The Tale of the Dead Tsar's Daughter" (2014), based on the text of N. Kolyada, which achieved great success at the “Kolyada-Plays” festival, after which she continued her collaboration with the Kolyada Theater from Yekaterinburg and founded the First Belgrade Festival of Contemporary Russian Drama (2016). She has directed in many large Serbian institutional theaters as well as in alternative ones. Her plays have participated in important festivals in the country and abroad, and widely toured. She has also organized the anti-war dramaturgy festival "Echo of Ljubimovka" (2022), was a contributor for the BITEF festival bulletin, and translated several plays from the Russian language. "The Loser" is her first direction in the Yugoslav Drama Theatre.