The joint project of the CENTER FOR GIRLS from Niš and DAH Theater, through performances and a round table exploring the problems of women's rights and freedoms, opens a space for reflection, expression and sharing of women's experiences and struggles. November 26 and December 2, at the Faculty of Arts in Nis.

As part of the URANE OAZE project, in the Arboretum of the Faculty of Šumark, the audience meets the actors and dancers of the DAH Theater, audio and visual installations, which will talk about the importance and meaning of the natural environment, which includes both nature and a sense of freedom and connection with the community. In cooperation with EUNIC Serbia.

The project consists of a digital video campaign that will present short videos based on DAH Theater performances and dealing with topics such as multicultural tolerance, creative articulation of civil protests and children's rights. The project also includes the PLAY YOUR RIGHT Webinar and a series of online conversations with international and local artists - CONNECTIONS.

The project deals with post-traumatic memory, specifically - the memory kept by family members, which refers to missing persons from their immediate environment. The project consists of a research process, a musical installation and the play "Presence of Absence".

Culture up(re)turning! The Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Serbia, together with local administrations, initiated the project "Serbia in Serbia", with the intention of initiating and turning around the cultural environment of Serbia. DAH Theater participated with two performances: "The Story of Tea" and "Two Grandmothers, Four Cats and a Scooter".

The journey through the multicultural heritage of Vračar is a project for tolerance and respect for all minority rights, as well as a reminder of the cultural heritage of all peoples who lived and still live in the territory of the municipality of Vračar.

Dah Theater - The Center for Theater Research pays great attention to the pedagogical aspect of the work in an effort to provide young artists with a starting point for their further training in contemporary theater.