This final paper analyzes the production process of the play Tin, directed by Željko Senečić, which is dedicated to the life and work of the Croatian poet Tin Ujević. The paper explores the three main phases of production: pre-production, production, and post-production. The preproduction phase involved developing the concept and script, with Senečić using his own script. The cast was engaged based on recommendations rather than auditions. The set design was adapted to a limited budget, using the ambiance of the „Pod starim krovovima“ café as the entire setting, while costumes were minimal. Lighting and sound were designed independently, and rehearsals lasted around fourty days in a private space, with self-funding. The production phase included intensive rehearsals, technical preparations, and a general rehearsal two days before the premiere. The premiere was held in front of guests, and the play was promoted through social media and promotional materials. The post-production phase involved performance evaluation, poster creation, and the replacement of actors due to the departure of cast members. Plans were made for revivals and tours in cities significant to Ujević's life. The author actively participated in all phases, gaining valuable experience in theater production.