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A play by Viktor Erofeyev, directed by Ben Harrison at London’s Gate Theatre, featuring Tea Alagić as Masha. An absurdist allegory of Soviet oppression, the work examines authoritarian power, desire,…
A stereoscopic 16mm film by Zoe Beloff, starring Tea Alagić as Augustine. Inspired by a young woman exhibited as a “hysterical” patient at Paris’s Salpêtrière Hospital in the 1870s, the…
An original interdisciplinary performance created, written, directed, produced, and performed by Tea Alagić. Combining text, movement, and visual storytelling, the work explores identity, memory, and the ways we understand ourselves…
An experimental play by Charles L. Mee, directed and performed by Tea Alagić in the 2004 Yale Cabaret production. Using the figure of Chiang Kai-shek, the work examines power, nationalism,…
A four-channel stereoscopic installation created and directed by Zoe Beloff, with Tea Alagić starring as the French medium Eva C. The work reenacts early twentieth-century séances through performance, three-dimensional imagery,…
An original interdisciplinary performance written, conceived, directed, and performed by Tea Alagić, created with Sonja Rzepski and Paul Smithyman at Interart Theatre Annex in New York in 2003. Through text,…
An experimental work written, directed, and designed by Richard Foreman, featuring Tea Alagić as Svetlana. Tea performed in the production at New York’s Ontological-Hysteric Theater and during its international engagements…
Sulayman Al-Bassam’s contemporary reimagining of Shakespeare’s Hamlet, featuring Tea Alagić as Ophelia. Tea performed in the production at the 2002 Edinburgh Festival Fringe and the Cairo International Festival for Experimental…
An interdisciplinary dance-theater work conceived and directed by Yoshiko Chuma and created with Tea Alagić and the School of Hard Knocks. Tea Alagić performed in the 2002 production at La…
A production created and directed by Robert Lepage with Ex Machina, featuring Tea Alagić as Jovana/Olgivanna Wright. Tea co-created and performed in the production from 1998 to 2000.
A multimedia theater work created, written, directed, produced, and performed by Tea Alagić, created and performed with Thaddeus Phillips. Combining physical theater, video, puppetry, and original text, the work explores…
An ensemble performance inspired by Edgar Allan Poe’s dark poetic world. Through physical theatre, movement, and poetic language, the work explores madness, imagination, isolation, love, death, and the uncertain boundary…
One Day in Moscow transforms Bulgakov’s celebrated novel into a physical and imaginative theatrical work. Moving between political satire, fantasy, and romance, the production explores censorship, artistic freedom, love, faith,…
Kafka’s Amerika follows Karl Rossmann, a young European immigrant sent to America, where he enters a surreal world of opportunity, exploitation, and shifting power. Kafka’s darkly comic story examines immigration,…
A Czech television production starring Tea Alagić in the title role. Created during her professional acting training in Prague, the film marks an early screen performance in her international career.
Director · Writer · Actor · Producer
Associate Professor, School of Drama, MFA Program
The New School, College of Performing Arts
Role: Augustine
Director: Zoe Beloff
New York
2005
Role: Eva
Director: Zoe Beloff
New York
2004
Performer
Written & Directed by Tea Alagić
Interart Theatre Annex — New York
2004
Role: Svijetlana
Director: Richard Foreman
2003
Performed at:
Performer
Written & Directed by Tea Alagić
Interart Theatre Annex — New York
2003
Role: Tea Alagić
Director: Yoshiko Chuma
La MaMa E.T.C. — New York
2002
Role: Ophelia
Director: Sulayman Al-Bassam
2002
Performed at:
Performer
Created & Directed by Tea Alagić
2001
Premiered at La MaMa E.T.C. — New York
International Tour:
Role: Masha
Director: Ben Harrison
Gate Theatre — London
2001
Role: Tea Alagić
Canadian Television
2000
Role: Olgivanna Wright (also credited as Jovana Wright)
Director: Robert Lepage
1998–2000
Performed at:
Performer
Created & Directed by Tea Alagić
Performed at:
1998
Roles: Johanna • Teresa • Angel
Director: Patrick Kealy
Southwark Playhouse — London
1997
Performer
Created & Directed by Tea Alagić
Theatre Double
Performed at:
1997–1998
Role: Nevena
Czech Television
1995
Role: Anna
Czech Television
1995
Role: Harlequin
Director: Ctibor Turba
Czech Television
1994
Founder • Artistic Director • Writer • Director • Producer • Actor
1998–2001
Founded and led Stateless Theatre Company, an experimental theatre company dedicated to original creation, devised performance, interdisciplinary practice, international collaboration, and international touring.
As Founder and Artistic Director, I conceived, wrote, directed, produced, and performed in all of the company's productions while leading the company's artistic vision, fundraising, institutional partnerships, and touring.
Original Productions
Creator • Writer • Director • Producer • Performer
Premiered at La MaMa E.T.C., New York, followed by tours throughout the United States and Europe, including UNIDRAM Festival (Germany), Battersea Arts Centre (London), 4+4 Days in Motion Festival (Prague), Philadelphia Fringe Festival, and additional venues.
Adapted from The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov
Creator • Writer • Director • Producer • Performer
Produced by Stateless Theatre Company.
Performed at Mlejn Theatre (Prague) and Stateless Theatre Company (New York).
Adapted from the poetry of Edgar Allan Poe
Creator • Writer • Director • Producer • Performer
Produced by Theatre Double and presented at the Philadelphia Fringe Festival.
Writer • Director • Producer • Performer
Interart Theatre Annex — New York
Writer • Director • Producer • Performer
Interart Theatre Annex — New York