by allowing the audience inspection into the world theatre's current events. On the other, she toured the parts of the world where Serbian language was basically never heard before. What bewildered the theatrologists is that Trailović was personally quite traditional and old fashioned, and yet she was the key figure in modernization of the theatre - ranging from the theatre of the absurd and docudrama to rock opera and postmodernism - which they explained with her globe-trotting and cosmopolitan spirit. BITEF remains one of the major European festivals. Founded in the mid of the Cold War, it was a unique place where theatres from the West and East could meet. The great stage in modern Atelje 212 is named after her, the Mira Trailović stage, and BITEF's main award is named the Grand Prix "Mira Trailović". She bequeathed her inheritance to the Museum of the theatrical art in Belgrade. With that data, but also with the interviews with many of her collaborators and his own interviews with her, theatrical and literary critic Feliks Pašić (1939-2010) published a book Gospođa iz velikog sveta – prilozi za biografiju Mire Trailović (A lady of the big world – contributions to the Mira Trailović's biography). One day after her death, Danilo Kiš wrote her an epitaph, titled Upon hearing the news of death of Mrs. M.T.: What a nicely done job, Death, what a success, to tear down a fortress like that! To devour so much meat, to crack so many bones in such a short time. To spend so much energy, swiftly, as if you smoked a cigarette. What a job that was, Death, what a demonstration of power. (As if we wouldn’t trust your word on it.) A square in front of the BITEF Theatre, below the bohemian quarter Skadarlija, and next to the Bajloni open green market, is named in her honor, the Square of Mira Trailović. The room for the artists above the main stage in the Bitef theatre is called "Mira's room" (Mirina soba). In March 2019, director Andraš Urban staged a text, dramatized by Vedrana Božinović, dedicated to Mira Trailović. The play, titled "M.I.R.A.", was part of the 30th anniversary of the Bitef Theatre. Trailović was portrayed by the actress Mirjana Karanović. Filmography TV dramas Accolades Regarding the awards, Trailović said that she doesn't care about them but that they do flatter her. Yugoslav and Serbian awards include