We learned to do everyday chores at an early age. But as it turns out, many of these things we all do the same, we all do wrong. Think you know how to peel a banana? To know how to properly hold a beer bottle? That you know how to insert your earphones correctly? Get ready, a whole new world will open up for you!
A self-service beer wall has come to life in Plac in Ljubljana, which gives the drinker complete control over the pouring of beer. "Your pipe, your beer" is their motto. It is the first beer wall of its kind not only in Slovenia, but in the entire Balkans.
Who is the sexiest man alive 2017? People magazine has again chosen the sexiest living man in the world, but this time it turned out to be a slightly more controversial choice, which is just not so popular with the masses. Last year Dwayne Johnson earned the flattering title, but who this year?
The largest trampoline park in Slovenia, built by the famous acrobats Dunking Devils, opens its doors in Ljubljana on December 1. Under the energetic name WOOP! and dressed in bright colors, the park will offer more than 100 trampolines and other sports attractions that offer a new way of entertainment, adrenaline and physical activity.
Many cultural institutions will reopen their doors on December 3: museums, galleries, theaters and other institutions, and exhibitions, guided tours, workshops, performances and concerts will take place.
On Saturday, November 18, at 5:00 p.m., the children's play Peter Klepec or How do you become a real hero will premiere on the big stage of Drama. Maja Sever and Eva Kraševec wrote the dramatization based on the motifs of the legend of Peter Klepec. The well-known fairy tale about the shepherd boy who acquires miraculous strength, as well as the story by France Bevk, were the starting point for the current staging.
On Friday, November 17, 2017, the drama of the Slovenian National Theater Maribor will premiere Yasmine Reza's comedy God of Massacre, directed by Ajda Valcl, on the Small Stage. Starring Ana Urbanc, Vladimir Vlaškalić, Ksenija Mišič and Kristijan Ostanek.
The comedy Man's Lair plays with many male-female stereotypes and reveals a humorous view of the relationship between men and women, this time from a male perspective. Men's problems are often much more banal than women's, but they are no less burdensome on their lives. Irreconcilable differences in views on shopping, love, marriage and life drive couples apart. The witty comedy about mutual relationships, consumerism and male friendship will be further enriched by many live musical hits. The premiere will take place on December 1 at 8:00 PM in SLG Celje. This time, Sandy Lopičić signed on to direct.
Before the grand finale of the year, which arrives in December with a slew of blockbusters, November offers films for a more selective taste. We have selected a few that you should not miss. Let's go to the cinema!
Until recently, little was said about the thriller Tiho mesto (A Quiet Place, 2018) - there was a grave silence among its creators. Until yesterday, when the first trailer of the film, whose main plot is based on the fact that you have to be as quiet as possible, hit the audience.
First-borns have always had it all clear: they are more intelligent, more attractive and oh-and-even better than their younger brothers and sisters. Whether this is true and whether the reason is just jealousy is the question. A new study, however, has actually shown that second-borns have a higher chance of becoming criminals.
Terror is currently the most staged work both on European stages and around the world, as it is shown in more than forty theaters, and in Germany, Switzerland and Austria, viewers could also watch a film based on the drama of the same name on their TV sets in September, and after the end of the film, they voted live on the pilot's guilt or innocence and thus decided on its outcome. The drama and its numerous productions experienced a real media boom due to the current terrorist theme, and its author became a media star. In Prešeren's theater in Kranj, you will be able to see the play for the first time on December 3 at 7:30 p.m., directed by Eduard Miler.