DARA and Željko Joksimović Unite for Eurovision Collaboration Bulgarian Eurovision 2026 representative DARA has joined forces with Serbian music legend Željko Joksimović for a special duet performance. The collaboration reimagines Joksimović’s iconic song “Lane Moje,” originally performed at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2004, representing Serbia and Montenegro. “Lane Moje” – A Balkan Anthem Reimagined … Read more
The Art of Quiet Influence in the Public Eye In the high-pressure world of royal duties, the spotlight often favors the loudest voice in the room. However, the Princess of Wales is redefining what it means to command a presence. While many associate royalty with grand speeches and commanding addresses, Catherine is proving that quiet … Read more
The Evolution of Classical Theatre in Modern Society The intersection of classical texts and contemporary reality is redefining how audiences experience the stage. A prime example of this trend is the approach taken by director Slobodan Unkovski in his latest production of Molière’s “The Miser” at the National Theatre “Ivan Vazov.” Rather than a static … Read more
The Death of the ‘Messiah’: Why the Future of Governance is Grassroots, Not Great Men For decades, a recurring pattern has emerged in struggling democracies: the desperate wait for a “Messiah.” Whether it’s a charismatic strongman or a visionary reformer, the hope that one single individual can swoop in and fix a broken system is … Read more
The Evolution of Humor: From Simple Laughter to Emotional Healing For decades, humor was viewed as a way to escape reality. However, we are seeing a fundamental shift in how audiences consume comedy. Humor is no longer just about the “punchline”. it is becoming a tool for mental resilience and emotional processing. The concept of … Read more
The Plight of Aging Artists: A Growing Concern in the Digital Age A recent appeal for financial assistance from Bulgarian actress Alexandra Bratanova, known for her roles in iconic Bulgarian films, highlights a troubling trend: the economic vulnerability of artists as they age. Bratanova, 75, publicly shared her dire financial situation on Facebook, requesting support … Read more
A Golden Anniversary: The Enduring Love Story of Margarita Hranova and Kiril Boychev For Margarita Hranova and Kiril Boychev, 50 years of marriage isn’t just a milestone; it’s a testament to the power of love, understanding, and compromise. Their story, recently shared with 24 Chasa, offers a rare glimpse into a lasting relationship in the … Read more
A Timeless Tale of Love and Loss: “The Little England” Comes to the National Theatre The National Theatre of Bulgaria is set to premiere a stage adaptation of Ioanna Karistiani’s acclaimed novel, “The Little England,” directed by Diana Dobreva. This marks the first time the story has been brought to life on the Bulgarian stage, … Read more
Aneta Sotirova: A Life on Stage and Screen – Reflecting on Bulgarian Theatre and Cinema Actress Aneta Sotirova will receive the “Icarus” award for lifetime achievement in Bulgarian theatre on March 27th. The 77-year-old performer boasts a rich career spanning both stage and film. Her debut role was as Beloslava in “The Weddings of Ivan … Read more
Maxim Galkin’s Bulgarian Connection: A Rising Star in Eastern European Entertainment Russian TV presenter and comedian Maxim Galkin recently completed his first performance in Sofia, Bulgaria, captivating audiences with a show on his 50th birthday tour. The success of the Sofia show has led to a second performance scheduled for July 18th in Burgas, marking … Read more