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Tuesday 10 March 2026
Live: Artists from the 2025 festival in conversation:
Ana Maria Ursu (director) – (Up)rooting, Basca Theater, Romania
Jana Dekansi (actor) – Seeking Home, Mikser, Serbia
Henrik Nagy (director) – The Best Village, Independent Theater Hungary
Vladimir Beljić (actor, producer) – Extinct Objects, Cultural Centre Talas, Serbia
Karolina Fortuna (director) – Storm over Poprad, Fundacja Sztuka Teatru, Poland
Toni Karabashev (director) – The Highway, Bulgaria
moderator: Márton Illés (professional leader) Independent Theater Hungary
Thursday 5 March to Tuesday 10 March 2026
The in:vzbl Festival, organized by the Basca Theatre, brought six shows from Serbia, Poland, Hungary, and Bulgaria to Timișoara, Romania in October 2025 and November 2025 specifically to draw attention to life and struggles in rural communities.
The six shows featured interactive performances, forum theatre, stories with ecological themes, and social documentaries with the intention that invisible voices can be expressed in a safe space, hidden problems become visible, individual trauma is transformed into collective healing, and where social isolation is diminished.
Tuesday 10 March 2026
Live: Artists from the 2025 festival in conversation:
Ana Maria Ursu (director) – (Up)rooting, Basca Theater, Romania
Jana Dekansi (actor) – Seeking Home, Mikser, Serbia
Henrik Nagy (director) – The Best Village, Independent Theater Hungary
Vladimir Beljić (actor, producer) – Extinct Objects, Cultural Centre Talas, Serbia
Karolina Fortuna (director) – Storm over Poprad, Fundacja Sztuka Teatru, Poland
Toni Karabashev (director) – The Highway, Bulgaria
moderator: Márton Illés (professional leader) Independent Theater Hungary
Thursday 5 March to Tuesday 10 March 2026
The in:vzbl Festival, organized by the Basca Theatre, brought six shows from Serbia, Poland, Hungary, and Bulgaria to Timișoara, Romania in October 2025 and November 2025 specifically to draw attention to life and struggles in rural communities.
The six shows featured interactive performances, forum theatre, stories with ecological themes, and social documentaries with the intention that invisible voices can be expressed in a safe space, hidden problems become visible, individual trauma is transformed into collective healing, and where social isolation is diminished.










