One building. Two women. Three encounters. Four neighbors. And countless rules — written and unwritten. “Quiet hours from two to six” is more than a house rule – it is a principle by which one lives, survives, or gets by.

After more than four years of artistic research process, our new performance directed by Andrej Nosov examines the issue of responsibility, forgetting and solidarity using hybrid theatrical forms. Mirjana Karanovic, Svetozar Cvetkovic, Alban Ukaj and others are performing in the play. *ENGLISH SUBTITLES*

After more than four years of artistic research process, our new performance directed by Andrej Nosov examines the issue of responsibility, forgetting and solidarity using hybrid theatrical forms. Mirjana Karanovic, Svetozar Cvetkovic, Alban Ukaj and others are performing in the play. *ENGLISH SUBTITLES*

After more than four years of artistic research process, our new performance directed by Andrej Nosov examines the issue of responsibility, forgetting and solidarity using hybrid theatrical forms. Mirjana Karanovic, Svetozar Cvetkovic, Alban Ukaj and others are performing in the play. *ENGLISH SUBTITLES*

The relationship between two characters, Li’l Bit and her uncle, is full of ambivalence: love, tenderness, curiosity, teaching, trust, authority formation, mistakes, and consequently: crossing boundaries, grooming, and hurting, all leading to self-destruction.

Urgent and politically sharp, No Apologies is a spectacular collision between theatre and grunge, autobiography and alternate history, weaving together threads of pop culture with mythology and ritual, fuelled by the experience of coming-of-age in the nineties.

One building. Two women. Three encounters. Four neighbors. And countless rules — written and unwritten. “Quiet hours from two to six” is more than a house rule – it is a principle by which one lives, survives, or gets by.

One building. Two women. Three encounters. Four neighbors. And countless rules — written and unwritten. “Quiet hours from two to six” is more than a house rule – it is a principle by which one lives, survives, or gets by.