Written by: August Strindberg
Directed by: Aleksandar Popovski

Cast:
Suzan Akbelge
Osman Ali
Nesrin Tair

Conductor: Ramadan İBRAHİM
Prompt: Feyhan AHMET
Organizer: Muhamed BAKİOVSKİ

Turkish Theatre Director: Atilla KLİNÇE

Stage Manager: Skender DAÇİ
Stage Technicians: Mehmed İSMAİL, Suat RAHMAN, Cengiz HALİL, Zekiriya ABDİ, Sami YAKUPİ, Celal LUJA, Afrim RUSTEMİ
Sound: Fahredin BUŞİ
Lighting: Orhan MEHMET
Props: Tankut İBRAHİM, Hisni VİLA
Wardrobe: Muala SALİHİ, Atice DEMİRİ, Adnan RECEP
Make-up: Avdi BİLAL, Nora PİTARKA
Carpenter: Dilaver RAHMAN, Nuri İSMAİL
Tailors: Kerim ETEMİ, Hülya RUSTEMİ
Turner: Cemail MANDAL

Miss Julie is the most staged and well-known play by the world-renowned Swedish writer August Strindberg, who has had a wide impact on European and American literature. The play takes place in the late 19th century in the home of a wealthy aristocratic family. Miss Julie, the young lady of the house, has an emotional encounter with the house servant Jean on a midsummer night. The play explores the positioning of women in society, the issue of class, through these two characters standing on opposite ends of the social spectrum, while also depicting the declining aristocracy and the rising bourgeoisie.

This project was made possible with the support of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Macedonia.
Production MK Turkish Theatre, April 2011