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The stand-up festival Ništa ozbiljno ("Nothing Serious") returns for its second edition at Dvorana Jug 2 in Osijek on Friday, 20 November, and Saturday, 21 November. Each night starts at 8 pm, with doors at 6 pm. The organisers advertise it as the biggest two-day stand-up festival in Croatia.
The first night features Zlatan Zuhrić Zuhra, Srđan Olman, Saša Turković, Tomislav Primorac and Hrvoje Krmelić. The second belongs to Željko Pervan, Neša Bridžis, Tin Sedlar, Ante Travizi and Admir Šećkanović. Zuhra is the veteran of the line-up: he started his career in 1987 on Radio 101 and found fame as Aljoša Kapulica in the cult show "Večernja škola".
This year they are promising stronger production, a different layout of the hall and surprise acts, and next year the festival is supposed to head out to other Croatian cities. When did the Balkans last run short of material for stand-up?
Single-night tickets are 25 euros for the stands, 35 for the floor and 45 for VIP, and both nights cost 35, 45 and 60 euros, so about 1,540 to 3,695 denars, on Entrio.
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