Joakimfest

Selector of First JoakimFest 2004 is Aleksandar Milosavljevic, theatre critic

• Theatre Joakim Vujic from City of Kragujevac, the play Grand Duke Milos. Written by Masa Jeremic and directed by Nebojsa Bradic.
• National Theatre from Kraljevo, the play Mister seal. Written by Gordan Mihic and directed by Aleksandra Kvacevic.
• National Theatre from Uzice, the play The Deceased. Written by Branislav Nušić and directed by Dejan Pejcic Poljanski.
• National Theatre from Uzice, the play Porfirogeneza. Written by Djordje Milosavljevic and directed by Djordje Milosavljevic.
• Theatre Joakim Vujic from City of Kragujevac, the play Romeo and Juliet . Written by William Shakespeare and directed by Pierre Walter Politz.
• National Theatre from Nis, the play Je li bilo knezeve vecere. Written by Vida Ognjenović and directed by Kokan Mladenović.

Accompanying programme

• Krusevac Theatre, the play Death and the dervish. Written by Meša Selimović and directed by Nebojša Bradić.

Jury of the Festival

• Zeljko Jovanovic, theatre critic
• Vanja Popovic, costum designer
• Adrijana Videnovic, actress
• Marko Nikolic, actor
• Veljko Radovic, writer

The best play

• National Theatre from Uzice, the play Porfirogeneza. Written by Djordje Milosavljevic and directed by Djordje Milosavljevic.

Selector of First JoakimFest 2005 is Aleksandar Milosavljević, theatre critic

• Theatre Joakim Vujic from City of Kragujevac, the play The beautiful view. Written by Ödön von Horváth and directed by Dragan Jakovljevic.
• National Theatre from Šabac, the play The tempest. Written by William Shakespeare and directed by Jug Radivojević.
• National Theatre from Uzice, the play The competition. Written by Aleksandar Galin and directed by Katarina Petrovic.
• Theatre from Kraljevo, the play The duckling. Written by Stela Fili and directed by Ana Tomovic.
• Theatre Bora Stanković from Vranje, the play Zona Zanfirova. Written by Stevan Sremac and directed by Filip Gajić.
• Theatre from Krusevac, the play Svinjski otac. Written by Aleksandar Popovic and directed by Egon Savin.

Accompanying programme

• Theatre Joakim Vujic from City of Kragujevac, the play Romeo and Juliet. Written by William Shakespeare and directed by Pierre Walter Politz.

Jury of the Festival

• Ljubivoje Tadic, actor (Chairman),
• Zeljko Hrubac, play writer
• Djordje Marjanovic, director.

The best play

• Theatre from Krusevac, the play Svinjski otac. Written by Aleksandar Popovic and directed by Egon Savin.

Selector of JoakimFest 2006 is Dragana Boskovic, theaterlogist

• Theatre Zoran Radmilovic from Zajecar, the play Operacija D. O. S. Written by M. A. Bakunjin and directed by Vladimir Lazic.
• National Theatre from Uzice, the play The assassination. Written by Milos Nikolic and directed by Ljuboslav Majera.
• National Theatre from Nis, the play Edmund Kin. Written by Hadi Kuric and directed by Irfan Mensur.
• Theatre from Šabac, the play Sabirni centar. Written by Dušan Kovačević and directed by Kokan Mladenović.
• National Theatre from Leskovac, the play Don Juan. Written by Molière and directed by Jug Radivojević.
• Theatre from Krusevac, the play Zvezdana prasina. Written by Dušan Kovačević and directed by Vladimir Popadic.
• Teatar Joakim Vujic from City of Kragujevac, the play The liar and the archiliar. Written by Jovan Sterija Popović and directed by Dragan Jakovljević.

Accompanying programme

• National Theatre from Sombor, the play Paradox. Written by Nebojsa Romcevic and directed by Egon Savin.

Jury of the Festival

• Danica Maksimovic, actress (Chairman),
• Tatjana Mandic Rigonat, director,
• Milanka Berberovic, costum designer.

The best play

• National Theatre from Leskovac, the play Don Juan. Written by Molière and directed by Jug Radivojević.

Selector of JoakimFest 2007 is Dragana Boskovic, theatrologist

• National Theatre from Nis, the play Svabica. Written by Laza Lazarević and directed by Miroslav Benka.
• Atelje 212 from Belgrade, the play Dying Out. Written by Dusan Spasojevic and directed by Egon Savin.
• Zvezdara Theatre from Belgrade, the play Brod ljubavi. Written by Nebojsa Romcevic and directed by Darko Bajic.
• Belgrade Drama Theatre, the play Transilvania. Written by Dragan Nikolic and directed by Milan Karadzic.
• National Theatre of Serbian Republic Banja Luka, the play Cabinet ministr's wiffe. Written by Branislav Nušić and directed by Milica Kralj.
• Terazije Theatre from Belgrade, the play Heroes. Written by Predrag Perisic and directed by Slavenko Saletovic.
• Knjazevsko-srpski teatar from City of Kragujevac, the play Migrations. Written by Milos Crnjanski and directed by Pierre Walter Politz.

Accompanying programme

• Pupi e Fresedde - Teatro di Rifredi, Firenze, Italy, Angelo Savelli the play Ad oriente di Goldoni.
• Teatrul Al. Davila from Piteşti, Romania, the play Urnebesna tragedija. Written by Dušan Kovačević and directed by Dragan Jakovljevic.

Jury of the Festival

• Rasko V. Jovanovic, theatrologist (Chairman),
• Ivana Vujic, director,
• Aleksandra Nikolic, actress.

The best plays

• Terazije Theatre from Belgrade, the play Heroes. Written by Predrag Perisic and directed by Slavenko Saletovic.
• Knjazevsko-srpski teatar from City of Kragujevac, the play Migrations. Written by Milos Crnjanski and directed by Pierre Walter Politz.

Selector of JoakimFest 2008 is Dragana Boskovic, theatrologist

• Atelje 212 from Belgrade, the play Uloga moje porodice u svetskoj revoluciji. Written by Bora Ćosić and directed by Dusan Jovanovic.
• National Theatre Tosa Jovanovic from Zrenjanin, the play Heroj nacije. Written by Ivan M. Lalic and directed by Egon Savin.
• Theatre from Krusevac, the play Tvrdjava. Written by Meša Selimović and directed by Nebojša Bradić.
• National Theatre from Nis, the play Odabrani i unisteni. Written by I. Jovanovic, D. Petkovic and M. Todorovic, directed by Kokan Mladenović.
• The Yugoslav Drama Theatre from Belgrade, the play Tako je moralo biti . Written by Branislav Nušić and directed by Egon Savin.
• Serbian National Theatre from Novi Sad, the play Ja ili neko drugi. Written by Maja Pelević and directed by Kokan Mladenović.
• Knjazevsko-srpski teatar from City of Kragujevac, the play Konak u Kragujevcu. Written by Danko Popovic and directed by Vladimir Lazic.

Accompanying programme

• National Theatre from Mostar BiH, the play Let iznad kukavicjeg gnezda. Written by Ken Kesey and directed by Erol Kadic.
• National Theatre from Bucharest, Romania, the play Sanziana si Pepelea. Written by Vasile Aleksandri and directed by Dan Tudor.
• National Theatre from Sarajevo BiH, the play Rodoljupci. Written by Jovan Sterija Popović and directed by Gradimir Grojer.

Jury of the Festival

• Snezana Niksic, actress,
• Vidosav Stevanovic, writer,
• Dimitrije Jovanovic, director.

The best play

• National Theatre from Nis, the play Odabrani i unisteni. Written by I. Jovanovic, D. Petkovic and M. Todorovic, directed by Kokan Mladenović.

Selector of JoakimFest 2009 is Dragana Boskovic, theatrologist

• Serbian National Theatre from Novi Sad, the play Brod za lutke. Written by Milena Markovic and directed by Ana Tomovic.
• Atelje 212 from Belgrade, the play Terapija. Written by Jordan Cvetanovic and directed by Goran Markovic.
• National Theatre of Serbian Republic Banja Luka, the play Narodni poslanik. Written by Branislav Nušić and directed by Nikola Pejakovic.
• Knjazevsko-srpski teatar from City of Kragujevac, the play Cabinet minister's wife. Written by Branislav Nušić and directed by Jovan Grujic.
• Theatre Kraljevo, the play Putujuće pozoriste Sopalovic. Written by Ljubomir Simović and directed by Nebojša Dugalić.
• The Yugoslav Drama Theatre from Belgrade, the play Svabica. Written by Laza Lazarević and directed by Ana Djordjevic.
• National Theatre Belgrade, the play Death and the Dervish. Written by Meša Selimović and directed by Egon Savin.
• Zvezdara Theatre from Belgrade, the play Generalna proba samoubistva. Written by Dušan Kovačević and directed by Dušan Kovačević.

Accompanying programme

• Knjazevsko-srpski teatar from City of Kragujevac, the play The diary of a madman. Written by Nikolaj Vasiljevic Gogolj and played by Ivan Vidosavljevic.

Jury of the Festival

• Dusan Spasojevic, play writer (Chairman),
• Djurdja Tesic, director, Belgrade,
• Snezana Kovacevic, costume designer, Uzice.

The best play

• Joakim award for the best play awarded to the play Death and The Dervish written by Meša Selimović and directed by Egon Savin, National Theatre from Belgrade.