Newspaper columns that have shaped Croatian media reality over the past 40 years will come to life on the theater stage, directed by Kokan Mladenović.

Premiere: November 2024.

Aching Children Amongst Flowers by Antonela Tošić is a drama that adopts the increasingly prevalent trend among the younger generation of contemporary society, which is also becoming more prominent in dramatic writing: Instagram communication.

Premiere: December 2024.

The novel Summers with Marija is a prose expression of rebellion against the Dalmatian "silent patriarchy" and a tribute to generations of women from a historically rich region. 

Premiere: January 2025.

The fifth and final play by Georg Büchner, Woyzeck, is also his most performed and well-known drama.

Premiere: April 2025

This is a drama fitting for Matijanić, built on thorough research authentic to Zlatko Paković, a columnist, writer, and director.

Premiere: June 2025.

Based on the stories that arrived following the call from the Croatian National Theatre Split, providing a unique treasury of diverse temporal and spatial contexts, this play is both a theatrical response to people's memories and an intimate tribute to our recollections.

Free parking at the port parking lot upon presentation of a ticket for the show "Stories from the Ferry."

The novel Red Water is considered one of the finest thrillers in Croatian literature. It has been honored with several international awards and translated into several foreign languages. A gripping quest for a missing beauty intertwines with the recent historical drama of a country and its people.

Tennessee Williams' timeless masterpiece, "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" is set against the backdrop of a crumbling patriarchal capitalist society where falsehoods often eclipse the truth, and a family plunges into an existential crisis when suppressed emotions are finally spoken aloud. This iconic drama, originally penned in 1955 and awarded the Pulitzer Prize, is brought to life under the direction of Jug Đorđević, the recipient of the prestigious Sterija Award for 2023.

The project of a fake band featuring four musically inept characters transforms into an unexpected success despite the characters' minimal readiness for the endeavor. The play's narrative follows the journey from the idea's inception to the creation of the fake band, culminating in a concert that the characters must ultimately perform.

"The Theater that Questions the City in Which It Operates" is the title of one of the newspaper reviews following the premiere of a play by the young Split playwright Ivana Vuković. "55 Square Meters" was declared the best Croatian drama production in 2022, and with a total of 14 awards at regional festivals, it is the most awarded current production at the HNK Split (Croatian National Theatre Split).

The debut book by Tisja Kljaković Braić, "U malu je uša đava" (Little Rascal), has been consistently at the top of the charts for most-read and best-selling books in Croatia for a long time. Since its content, through a series of humorous stories, brings to life the Split of the 1980s, which still irresistibly resembles Smojin Split from "Veliko misto" and Fellini's Mediterranean, the path to a theatrical adaptation has naturally and expectedly presented itself.

The dramatization of the novella Chronicle of Our Little Town brings to life the Smoje's well-known and beloved characters.

The performance is not suitable for persons under the age of 16.

The Frog by Dubravko Mihanović, a text that has been translated, performed, and awarded multiple times, remains relevant fifteen years after its creation. It tells the story of recognizable individuals who struggle to adapt to a world of inverted values. The drama takes place in a barbershop on Christmas Eve, further emphasizing the loneliness and personal struggles of the four men who meet there. The lack of communication and empathy, alienation in a world of superficiality and false success, and the battle to find closeness are condensed into a masterfully written drama, which, through unexpected twists, turns into a psychological thriller.

Lapland is a witty, charming, and sharp comedy by Catalan writers. Its world premiere was in January 2019 in Barcelona.

At the 66th Split Summer Festival, the play's actors and directors were awarded the Judita Prize for the greatest artistic achievement in the festival's drama program. The Beret, Ilija Zovko's second dramatic text, returns to the theater stage in the 2024/2025 season.

Guest performance of the Croatian National Theatre in Varaždin as part of the K-HNK program.

Guest performance of the Croatian National Theatre in Varaždin as part of the K-HNK program.

Guest performance of the Croatian National Theatre in Osijek as part of the K-HNK program.

Directed by Ivan Planinić, Fafarikul, produced by the Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb, will be on stage on Thursday, December 12th.

Ksenija Prohaska will perform the monodrama "Marlene Dietrich" in the foyer of the Croatian National Theatre (HNK) Split on Friday, December 20, starting at 8:30 PM.