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Прстен са ликом Јоакима Вујића

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Прстен са ликом Јоакима Вујића

Прстен са ликом Јоакима Вујића додељује Књажевско-српски театар за изузетан допринос развоју Театра и афирмацији његовог угледа у земљи и иностранству.^[1]

Прстен се додељује најеминентнијим писцима, глумцима, редитељима, сценографима, композиторима 15. фебруара сваке године, на Дан Књажевско-српског театра из Крагујевца.

Награда носи име Јоакима Вујића, писаца, преводиоца, учитеља страних језика, универзалног позоришног ствараоца и директора првог српског театра основаног у Крагујевцу 1835. године.^[2]

2018. - Братислав Славковић ^[3]== Добитници Прстена са ликом Јоакима Вујића ==

Небојша Брадић, 2008.

2002. - Љубомир Убавкић Пендула
2003. - Марко Николић и Миодраг Марић
2004. - Мирко Бабић и Југ Радивојевић
2005. - Пјер Валтер Полиц
2006. - Милош Крстовић
2007. - Владан Живковић
2008. - Небојша Брадић
2009. - Себастиан Тудор^[4]
2010. - Драгана Бошковић^[5]
2011. - Драган Јаковљевић^[6]
2012. - Горица Поповић ^[7]
2013. - Нада Јуришић ^[8]
2014. - Милан Рус ^[9]
2015. - Снежана Ковачевић ^[10]
2016. - Ивана Вујић ^[11]
2017. - Марина Стојановић^[12]
2018. - Братислав Славковић ^[13]

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^ Књажевско-српски театар, Статуета Јоаким Вујић, Приступљено 24. 4. 2013.
^ Књажевско-српски театар, О Театру, Приступљено 24. 4. 2013.
^ [http://www.rts.rs/page/stories/ci/story/8/kultura/3024192/statueta-joakim-vujic-glumcu-misi-janketicu.html, Приступљено 1.2.2018.
^ Дан Театра у Крагујевцу, РТС 15.2.2009., Приступљено 24. 4. 2013.
^ Драгани Бошковић прстен Јоакима Вујића, Викивести, Приступљено 24. 4. 2013.
^ ДАН КЊАЖЕВСКО-СРПСКОГ ТЕАТРА, Приступљено 24. 4. 2013.
^ ДАН КЊАЖЕВСКО-СРПСКОГ ТЕАТРА, Приступљено 24. 4. 2013.
^ Статуета Јоаким Вујић, Приступљено 24. 4. 2013.
^ СТАТУЕТА ЈОАКИМ ВУЈИЋ АНДРАШУ УРБАНУ, ПРСТЕН МИЛАНУ РУСУ, А МЕДАЉОН КУЛТУРНОМ И ДОКУМЕНТАЦИОНОМ ЦЕНТРУ СРБА У МАЂАРСКОЈ, Приступљено 22. 2. 2014.
^ СТАТУЕТА ЈОАКИМ ВУЈИЋ ДАРИ ЏОКИЋ И ФАКУЛТЕТУ ДРАМСКИХ УМЕТНОСТИ, Приступљено 3.2.2015.
^ [http://www.narodnopozoriste.co.rs/documents/konkurs/ivanavujic-bio.pdf биографија, Приступљено 11.2.2016.
^ Ренати Улмански статуета „Јоаким Вујић” („Политика”, 13. фебруар 2017)
^ [http://www.rts.rs/page/stories/ci/story/8/kultura/3024192/statueta-joakim-vujic-glumcu-misi-janketicu.html, Приступљено 1.2.2018.

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