Croatian dramatist, dramatist and novelist. He enrolled in dramaturgy at the Academy of Dramatic Art in Zagreb in 2009. Since 2011, he has been working professionally as a dramaturg in productions at the theaters ZKM, Dječje kazalište Dubrava, HNK Ivana pl. Zajca in Rijeka, etc. He made his debut as a playwright in 2013 with the play Pressures of my Generation, which was staged at the Croatian National Theater Split by the Slovenian theater director Samo M. Strelec. In 2015, his drama (Pret)last panda or static was premiered, directed by Saša Božić and produced by the Zagreb Youth Theatre. The play received very good reviews, so the critic Tomislav Čadež concluded "Pešut is 25 years old and one can already say that he is a real writer. He is talented, which means that he has, as they say, a sentence, and his characters are internal life." The play was well received, and it was a guest at several prestigious festivals. The drama was also staged in the prestigious Burgtheater in Vienna, and in Serbia. He has been living in Berlin for several years, and has numerous collaborations with German theaters. In 2018, he received the prestigious award for dramatic literature for young people, Der deutsche Jugendtheaterpreis, awarded by the Federal Ministry for the Family, Elderly, Women and Children. He also participated in the workshop of the most important German theater festival, Theatertreffen. His plays were performed in important German-speaking theaters such as the Burgtheater, etc. In Berlin, he also wrote his first novel, Poderana koljena, which he published in 2018. In 2019, he returned to Zagreb and began writing short stories under the name Ultra short stories, which he publishes on his blog. In the same year, two of his plays were successfully premiered; Stela, Flood directed by Selma Spahić and produced by GDK Gavell, and Children of the Recession directed by Ivan Plazibat, co-produced by PlayDrama and Marin Držić Theatre. In 2020, his drama H.E.J.T.E.R.I was premiered at the Zagreb Youth Theatre. In the same year, he publishes his second novel Tatin sin. His plays have been translated into a dozen languages, and some of the translations have been published.