{"id":16252,"date":"2025-04-24T13:20:39","date_gmt":"2025-04-24T11:20:39","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.slogi.si\/?post_type=dogodki&p=16252"},"modified":"2025-05-23T08:20:12","modified_gmt":"2025-05-23T06:20:12","slug":"booklet-fragments-from-the-life-of-a-dramatic-actor-petra-ternovska-conversation-evening","status":"publish","type":"dogodki","link":"https:\/\/www.slogi.si\/en\/dogodki\/knjigica-drobci-iz-zivljenja-dramskega-igralca-petra-ternovska-pogovorni-vecer\/","title":{"rendered":"Booklet \u2013 Fragments from the life of drama actor Peter Ternov\u0161ek, discussion evening"},"content":{"rendered":"

At Booklet<\/em>i, published by Zalo\u017eba Pivec, will be Peter Ternov\u0161ek<\/strong> talked Alja Predan<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Free admission. You are cordially invited!<\/p>\n

Booklet \u2013 Fragments from the life of drama actor Peter Ternov\u0161ek<\/em><\/h4>\n

Life is made up of short moments and the artistic path is a journey of small steps, and any attempt to see and understand one or the other as a whole is in reality doomed to failure. Which is absolutely nothing wrong with \u2013 Peter knows this very well. Just as he knows about the peace of morning walks, the poignancy of songs and the heartbeat of stage boards. He knows that he will never fully understand everything he has experienced; that meaning and beauty are more at home in feelings than in reason. That is why his book must be a Booklet. Because truly great artists are humble, modest and\u2026 small in their relationship to art (and life).
\nBo\u0161tjan Narat Meden, editor<\/p>\n

"The booklet communicates that it is a small version of what is usually understood as a book. Its message is precisely that it does not want to communicate anything big, only small things that come to life for a person. Speeches, on the contrary, are a kind of magnifying glass. The book does contain a few speeches that the author gave, especially at the openings of various events, and to these longer forms he added short, sometimes even simple, remarks as a contrast and complement. And all the other genres in which he spoke about his work, most often interviews. Speeches are simply a label for all types of speech about one's own work, speech here is what reflects creation."
\nPetra Vidali in the Evening about the Book<\/p>\n

Drama actor Peter Ternov\u0161ek<\/strong> is the holder of the Bor\u0161tnik Ring, the Pre\u0161eren Fund Award, the Glazer Letter and the Glazer Lifetime Achievement Award, and numerous other awards. He began his acting career as a teacher at the Sladki Vrh elementary school. In 1971, he was invited to the Drama SNG Maribor by its then principal Branko Gomba\u010d, and in a short time, roles followed that made him a recognizable actor. As a member of the acting ensemble of the Repertoar Drama SNG Maribor, he co-created almost forty seasons, since 1971. He also participated in numerous radio plays, television dramas, series and feature films, and often appeared as a guest in other Slovenian theaters. The actor, who has played more than a hundred roles in his career in productions of domestic and foreign dramas and under the direction of numerous directors of the older and younger generation, was described by the theater scholar Vasja Predan as "for one of the most open and bright stage creators<\/strong>". Among his more prominent theatrical roles are Ton\u010dek in Linhart's comedy This happy day or Mati\u010dek is getting married<\/em>, Peter in Partlji\u010deva Oh, no, not pike.<\/em>, Alan Strang in Shaffer's Equus<\/em>, Professor at Ionesco Lessons<\/em>, Ju\u017eek Skok in Bre\u0161anova Hamlet performance in Spodnji Grabono\u0161<\/em> Pavlek in To Pavlek<\/em>He completed his theatrical career at the Maribor Theatre in 2007 with the monodrama Socrates' defense<\/em>.<\/p>\n

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