Gordana Lebović graduated theatre and radio directing at the Academy for Drama in Belgrade. For more than fifteen years she has worked in researching contemporary theatre and art. She is the author and co-founder of a multimedia project Omen, which has developed into Omen Theatre. She is a director, author, producer and coordinator of workshops both as part of Omen Theatre and as part of other projects the theatre took part in. Her work is based on research and experimental processes, pushing the boundaries of contemporary theatre and connecting it to other areas of contemporary art. The same methods are applied in Lebrović's educational and humanitarian work. She the author of the exhibition Witches – a history of persecution, Witches – history and learning and Abolishing public space. She has directed several theatre plays, such as A story of a young man and a 1000 angels, Life? Or Theatre?, Thirteen and The game of madness. Gordana Lebrović's plays have been staged both in Serbia and abroad and as part of many national and international festivals. Her newest project, entitled Three faces of the mirror, is a theatrical research into extremism.