 Perhaps the most notable of his later plays were his two adaptations of Ancient Greek texts, "Bacchanalia" after Euripides’ "The Bacchae" and "Odysseus" after Homer's "Odyssey".Both had clear and moving references to the Yugoslav wars and their aftermath.Much of his later work was directed in theatres all over Europe by Aleksandar Popovski (Александар Поповски), a former student of Stefanovski's at the Skopje Academy, who has become much sought after.