Dragoljub Ljubičić Mićko puts on the white coat again: his cabaret monodrama "One stvari" ("Those Things") plays Akademija 28 in Belgrade on October 6 from 8 p.m. The poster is written like a referral to a specialist, and the "therapy" is in a group - on the subject of sexual (dis)satisfaction.

Mićko is one of the best-known faces of Serbian humour. Since 1984 he has been part of "Indeksovo radio pozorište", the legendary radio satire on Radio Belgrade. "One stvari" premiered on May 27, 2011 at the Dom sindikata in Belgrade and hasn't left the stage since.

The text is based on a work by Austrian sex therapist Bernhard Ludwig, which Mićko adapted to local circumstances, renaming himself "Dr Agoljub Mićko Zaljubičić". The format is a mix of lecture, seminar, cabaret and session, with diagnosis and therapy for married couples, but also with improvisations and comments on whatever comes to mind. A topic couples rarely discuss at home - and a whole hall laughs when it hears it from the stage.

Tickets are 1,700 dinars via tickets.rs, and the show starts at 8 p.m.