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The Tragedy of Othello

A dance on screen adaptation of the Shakespeare play. Starring Konstantin Kostyukov, Gordana Simic, Konstantin Tashea. Choreography by Krunislav Simic. Mysic by Ludwig van Beethoven. Directed and produced by Ljiljana Kojic-Bogdanovich

The Taming of the Shrew

A ballet of the Shakespeare comedy. Starring Konstantin Kostyukov and Duska Dragicevic. Choreography by Krunislav Simic. Mysic by Giocchino Rossini. Directed and produced by Ljiljana Kojic-Bogdanovich

Hamlet's Revenge

This is an adaptation of William Shakespeare's 'Hamlet, Prince of Denmark', told in a new and exciting way by the dancers of the International Dance Company Singidunum. It is a classical ballet expressed in a contemporary way by star dancer Konstantin Kostuykov and the ensemble. Starring Konstantin Kostuykov, Gordana Simic, Denis Kasatkin. Music by Piotr Ilich Tchaikovsky.

Tesla and Katharine

This is a ballet story about Nikola Tesla, one of the most significant scientist/inventors of the 20th century. It is set in New York, during Tesla's prime at the turn of the 19th century. At that time his best friends were Robert Johnson, an American romantic poet and his wife Katharine. Tesla shared a deep understanding and affection for Katharine that could be interpreted to have consequently led to her illness and death. During that time his great discovery, alternating current (AC) powered the world's first hydropower station in Niagara Falls, financed by George Westinghouse, which was opposed by Thomas Edison, who waged a 'war of the currents' (Edison's DC against Tesla's AC), which resulted in Edison's support for the construction and use of the electric chair (powered by AC).  This ballet Starring Konstantin Kostuykov and Gordana Simic and the International Dance Company Singidunum is simply beautiful! Music by Piotr Ilich Tchaikovsky.

Blue, White and Red

Three short ballet pieces forming a feature length presentation. BLUE - Zorba the Greek; WHITE - Orpheus and Eurydice and RED - Bolero 1999, are set to riveting scores by M. Theodorakis, B. Eno, J. Tavener and M. Ravel. Beautifully choreographed by Krunislav Simic and performed by the brilliant Russian dancer Konstantin Kostuykov and Gordana Simic.