Milosh Andonovski

Milosh Andonovski is an Academic Coordinator and Macedonian Language and Literature Teacher at American Horizons Skopje School (AHSS). He holds two master's degrees: one in Theatre Making from the University of Kent (2021) and another in Cultural Studies in Literature from the Institute for Macedonian Literature, Ss. Cyril and Methodius University (2014).

• MA in Theatre Making, University of Kent, Kent School of Arts (2021)
• MA in Cultural Studies in Literature, Ss. Cyril and Methodius University (2014)
• BA in Theater Directing, Faculty for Dramatic Arts, Ss. Cyril and Methodius University (2015)
• BA in Comparative Literature, Faculty of Philology 'Blazhe Koneski', Ss. Cyril and Methodius University (2012)

His research and professional work focuses on Drama, Theatre Arts, and Cultural Studies. He founded the 'Theatre for Everyone' association, promoting theatre education and production, and authored the first-ever Handbook for Drama Teachers (2022). His directing portfolio includes plays like 'Physics of Sorrow' (2018), 'Hamlet' (2019), and 'God of Carnage' (2023).

Notable honors include the Chevening Scholarship (2020/21) and the Overall Artistic Achievement Award at the Risto Shishkov Theatre Festival (2019). He has been actively involved in both formal and informal education since 2015, teaching Drama to diverse audiences including high school students, educators, and adults.

• Scientific Awards
  • Chevening Scholar (2020/21), University of Kent
  • Overall Artistic Achievement Award (2019), Risto Shishkov Theatre Festival