Petar Pejaković, director, was educated in Rijeka and studied in Belgrade. He studied Mathematics and Philosophy before graduating in Theater Directing. As a child, he staged plays in his family’s kitchen for his grandmother and her sisters. Today, he creates theater plays for young audiences, including Pupin, Robinson Crusoe, Little Tesla, Da Da Shakespeare, How Great People Grow, Gulliver, and The Pink Panther. He has directed more than fifty productions. Among them, the most significant are those that employ theater as a tool for social change, including Death in Dubrovnik, Kotor About Kotor, Through Good Times and Bad, and Der Tod des Pero Radaković. He is particularly committed to theater work with marginalized and vulnerable communities. For thirty years, Petar Pejaković has been continuously engaged in drama education with children, young people, and older adults. He has founded several drama studios and theater organizations, most notably KUD Nikud and Prazan Prostor. He is a Full Professor at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Cetinje.