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Miro Gavran Croatian writer translated in Paris and Hong Kong 2020
The greatest Croatian contemporary writer, translated into as many as 41 languages worldwide
Miro Gavran's plays have been translated into 41 languages worldwide. Is your language on the list?
Miro Gavran's play Your Every Birthday published in Paris
MIRO GAVRAN IN PARIS AND HONG KONG, 2020
Croatian writer Miro Gavran, whose work has been translated into over 40 languages across the world has two new achievements: in Paris and Hong-Kong.
French publisher PROZOR EDITION from Paris has published his drama Your Every Birthday. Nicolas Raljevic translated the drama. It premiered in December 2018 at the Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb, and was translated into Czech and Castilian the autumn 2019. The text was translated into Russian and English as well. Gavran received the prize Marul for the best new drama at the Marulic Days - Festival in the city of Split, Croatia.
Miro Gavran's play Metamorphosis published in Hong Kong in Chinese
Another important news for affirmation of our author and Croatian drama in general comes from Hong Kong, where CHINA THEATRE PRESS published Metamorphoses, an anthology of east European drama. The book was put together by the renowned Bulgarian theatrologist Kalina Stefanova who lives in China for many years. She chose 11 European dramatists, and Miro Gavran among them. His hit play The Doll is accompanied by a studious text by prof. Sanja Nikcevic from the University of Osijek, Croatia.
Gavran's The Doll has had 19 premiers across four continents, from New York in 2012 to Mumbai and Sidney. Eleven dramatists found their place in the anthology of S. Mrozek from Poland, H. Boicev from Bulgaria, D. Kovacevic from Serbia, O. Danek from Czechia, I. Orkeny from Hungary, and G. Carbunariu from Romania.
On this occasion Miro Gavran said: 'The Paris edition of my drama is a continuation of my rich cooperation with French translators, I had five premiers in Paris, and I also had seven books published in that extraordinary city. Regarding the Chinese publication of my comedy The Doll, I see it as a great acknowledgement to my theatre writing. So far only my novel How We Broke Our Legs was published in Beijing, and now they can finally get to know me as a dramatist."
Miro Gavran started this year with premieres: Ice-cream in Salzburg, Forget Hollywood in Pristina, Kosovo, and jubilar 100th performances of his hit comedies: Beer at Theatre Gavran and Wanted a New Husband at the Satirical theatre "Kerempuh".
Maja Šegota, Zagreb, February 3rd, 2020.
Nenad Bach and Miro Gavran in Zagreb in 2008. Many thanks to Mr Gavran for the photo.
Razni prijevodi Gavranovih djela s hrvatskoga jezika
albanski
arabski
azerbajdžanski
bugarski
katalonski
kineski
češki
danski
nizozemski
engleski
esperanto
estonski
flamanski
francuski
talijanski
njemački
grčki
hebrejski
hindi
mađarski
japanski
karnatački (Indija)
latvijski
litvanski
lužičkosrbski
makednoski
maratski (Indija)
norveški
perzijski
poljski
portugalski
rumunjski
ruski
slovački
slovenski
španjolski
švedski
teluguški (Indija)
turski
ukrajinski
valonski (Belgija)
Various translations of Gavran's works from Croatian language
Albanian
Arabic
Azerbaijani
Bulgarian
Catalan
Chinese
Czech
Danish
Dutch
English
Esperanto
Estonian
Flamish
French
Italian
German
Greek
Hebrew
Hindi
Hungarian
Japanese
Kannada (India)
Latvian
Lithuanian
Lužičko-Sorbian
Macedonian
Marathi (India)
Norwegian
Persian
Polish
Portugese
Romanian
Russian
Slovakian
Slovenian
Spanish
Swedish
Telugu (India)
Turkish
Ukrainean
Walloon (Belgium)
Miro Gavran with his wife Mladena and son Jakov. Photo D. Višnjić, Pixell.
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