Venue

Here you can learn more about the exterior and interior of the Little Theatre “Duško Radović”  building.

The building of the Little Theatre “Duško Radović”  is located in Tašmajdan Park, between the Church of Saint Mark, Radio Television of Serbia, and the Children’s Cultural Center. The theatre can be accessed from the park, as well as from King Alexander Boulevard, Takovska Street, and Aberdareva Street. The theatre moved into the Tašmajdan building in mid-1968. The building was designed by one of the most prominent Serbian architects of post-war Yugoslavia, Professor and Academician Ivan Antić. It was originally planned as a children’s puppet theatre with a seating capacity of 255. At the time, the building met all the functional and technical requirements. Over time, however, the situation changed, as demands increased with the introduction of the Evening/Teen Stage.  The building sustained significant damage during the 1999 bombing.

The complete reconstruction of the main building in Aberdareva Street was completed at the end of 2014. The stage area was equipped with state-of-the-art stage technology, including the installation of spiral lifts, allowing for maximum stage mobility. The main auditorium also includes lighting and sound control booths.

Photos by: Belkisa Beka Abdulović

After the renovation, the building consists of four sections, interconnected into a unified architectural whole. These include the main stage, the small/rehearsal stage, audience areas, and administrative offices. The areas intended for the audience include the main and small auditoriums, the entrance foyer, galleries, and a restroom block with facilities for people with disabilities. For all information regarding prices and available dates for space rental, feel free to email us at: info@malopozoriste.smashingpixel.net.