Miloš Žutić Award
Miloš Žutić Award | |
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Country | Serbia |
Presented by | Serbian Union of Dramatists |
First awarded | 1994 |
The Miloš Žutić Award is an eminent Serbian award given by the Serbian Union of Dramatists, to actors with notable theatre roles. Presented since 1994, it is named after successful theatre actor Miloš Žutić.
The recipients of this accolade include critically and commercially acclaimed performers, including Goran Jevtić, Branislav Lečić, Bojan Žirović, Boris Milivojević, Vojin Ćetković and Nebojša Glogovac, who won the award two times, setting a record.[1]
Laureats
Year | Recipient | Role | Production | Theatre |
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1994 | Petar Kralj | Norman | Garderobar | Yugoslav Drama Theatre |
1995 | Jasna Đuričić | Olga | Murlin Murlo | Serbian National Theatre |
1996 | Seka Sablić | Maria Callas | Master Class | Bitef Theatre |
1997 | Branislav Zeremski[2] | Ivan | Art | Atelje 212 |
1998 | Boris Isaković | The President | Leonce and Lena | Budva Theatre |
1999 | Jelena Đokić | Katarina Šparović | Bokeški de-mol | Tivat Centre for Culture |
2000 | Nebojša Glogovac | Simeon | Zlatno runo[3] | Serbian National Theatre |
2001 | Đurđija Cvetić | Phaedria | Aulularia | Yugoslav Drama Theatre |
2002 | Olga Odanović | Milica Gerasimović | Govornica | Yugoslav Drama Theatre[4] |
2003 | Dragan Mićanović | Antonio | The Merchant of Venice | Yugoslav Drama Theatre[5] |
2004 | Nebojša Glogovac | Ivan | Hadersfield | Yugoslav Drama Theatre[6] |
2005 | Goran Jevtić | Marin | Okamenjeni princ | Duško Radović Theatre[7][8] |
2006 | Pavle Pekić | Svetozar Ružić | Pokondirana Tikva | Kikinid Theatre[9] |
2007 | Vojin Ćetković | Don Krsto | Don Krsto | Yugoslav Drama Theatre[10][11] |
2008 | Bojan Žirović | Kristijan | Proslava | Atelje 212[12] |
2009 | Dušanka Stojanović | Home | At Home | Serbian National Theatre[13] |
2010 | Svetozar Cvetković | King Richard III | King Richard III | Yugoslav Drama Theatre[14] |
2011 | Nenad Stojmenović | Valere | The Miser | Serbian National Theatre[15] |
2012 | Saša Torlaković | Minion | The Minions | Atelje 212[16] |
2013 | Nebojša Dugalić | Robert | Izdaja[17] | Atelje 212 |
2014 | Boris Milivojević | Edgar | King Lear | Atelje 212 |
2015 | Nikola Đuričko | Meni Moped | Ovo je danas | Atelje 212 |
2016 | Branislav Lečić | Harpagon | The Miser | Serbian National Theatre |
2017 | Ivan Jevtović | Vuksha | Kovare | Serbian National Theatre |
2018 | Katarina Žutić | Frosine | The Miser | Atelje 212 |
2019 | Nenad Jezdić | Jožef Kantor | Kralj Betajnove | Yugoslav Drama Theatre |
References
- ^ Nebojsa Glogovac rekorder za nagradu Milos Zutic
- ^ "Branislav Zeremski - biografija". Archived from the original on 2012-01-14. Retrieved 2019-04-14.
- ^ Nebojša Glogovac laureat nagrade „Miloš Žutić“ („Blic“, 15 January 2002)
- ^ Laureat Olga Odanović („Glas javnosti“, 11 November 2003)
- ^ Dve nagrade Draganu Mićanoviću („Blic“, 23 November 2004)
- ^ Nebojši Glogovcu nagrada „Miloš Žutić“[permanent dead link]
- ^ Jevtiću nagrada Miloš Žutić
- ^ Dodeljena Nagrada Miloš Žutić (B92,
- ^ Pavlu Pekiću uručena nagrada „Miloš Žutić“
- ^ Ćetkoviću nagrada „Miloš Žutić“
- ^ "Uručena nagrada "Miloš Žutić" Vojinu Ćetkoviću". Archived from the original on 2012-01-20. Retrieved 2019-04-14.
- ^ Žiroviću nagrada Miloš Žutić
- ^ Dušanki Stojanović nagrada „Miloš Žutić“ („Večernje novosti“, 24 December 2010)
- ^ Nagrada „Miloš Žutić“ Svetozaru Cvetkoviću („Politika“, 14 March 2012), 13 March 2013.
- ^ Nagrada „Miloš Žutić“ Nenadu Stojmenoviću („Politika“, 18. mart 2013)
- ^ Biti glumac u malom gradu je privilegija („Politika“, 9 June 2014)
- ^ Dugaliću „Miloš Žutić“ („Večernje novosti“, 17 March 2015)
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Miloš Žutić Award
- Petar Kralj (1994)
- Jasna Đuričić (1995)
- Seka Sablić (1996)
- Branislav Zeremski (1997)
- Boris Isaković (1998)
- Jelena Đokić (1999)
- Nebojša Glogovac (2000)
- Đurđija Cvetić (2001)
- Olga Odanović (2002)
- Dragan Mićanović (2003)
- Nebojša Glogovac (2004)
- Goran Jevtić (2005)
- Pavle Pekić (2006)
- Vojin Ćetković (2007)
- Bojan Žirović (2008)
- Dušanka Stojanović (2009)
- Svetozar Cvetković (2010)
- Nenad Stojmenović (2011)
- Saša Torlaković (2012)
- Nebojša Dugalić (2013)
- Boris Milivojević (2014)
- Nikola Đuričko (2015)
- Branislav Lečić (2016)
- Ivan Jevtović (2017)
- Katarina Žutić (2018)
- Nenad Jezdić (2019)
- Jovan Gavrilovic (2020)
- Marko Markovic (2021)