Born in 1982. She graduated from the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade, Department of Dramaturgy, in 2005. She received her PhD from the University of Arts in Belgrade, in the interdisciplinary scientific field Theory of Arts and Media, with the thesis History, Nation, Hollywood: Film Musical. Her radio dramas Drowned Souls (2003), Link (2004) and Bristled Angry Dragon (2006) were aired on Radio Belgrade. The full-length plays A Groat and Half and Four Aces, as well as the theoretical piece Provocation of the Audience have been published in theatrical journals Teatron and Scena. She has collaborated, as a dramaturge, with Siniša Kovačević on the National Theatre’s production Hares’ Dike. She has taken part in the 38th Bitef as the youngest member of the jury in 2004. She is one of the hundred students who received the Fund for Young Talents of the Republic of Serbia scholarship for professional practical training in the countries of the European Union in 2006. She did the practical training as a dramaturge at the Kinemastik studio in Malta. In 2007, she received the special award at the Austrian Drama Competition for the play The Hyperbolic Paraboloid. The play saw its premier at the Kraljevo Theatre in 2011, directed by Boris Todorović. She is the author of the short film Edina directed by Nenad Miković, which was awarded for Artistic Impression at the Festival of Short Film in Krakow in 2007. In March 2012 her play Sokin and Bosina premiered at the Cultural Centre Čukarica, directed by Jug Radivojević. She currently works as an assistant at the Faculty of Stage and Film Art Slobomir P of the University of Bijeljina.