Performances by Krzysztof Warlikowski and Marta Górnicka were presented in the program of the 78th edition of the world's most important theater festival. Audiences saw nine shows by Polish artists in the Main Courtyard of the Palais des Papes in Avignon.
China Theatre Press has published an anthology of contemporary Polish drama in Chinese translation. The editor of the volume is Artur Duda, Ph.D., UMK professor from the Department of Cultural Studies, and other scholars and researchers from the Faculty of Humanities have also contributed to the publication.
This was the first ever comprehensive translation and staging of all parts of Adam Mickiewicz's “Dziady” (“Forefathers' Eve”)in Georgian. Thanks to the participation of the most outstanding Georgian theater artists and the Shota Rustaveli State University of Theater and Film in Tbilisi, Georgian audience had a chance to learn about one of the most important Polish dramas. The premiere of “Dziady” took place in the capital's theater (July 1-2), while further shows are planned - among others - in Batumi and Kutaisi. The project is co-organized by the Zbigniew Raszewski Theatre Institute, Adam Mickiewicz Institute, and Shota Rustaveli Theatre and Film State University in Tbilisi.
Malta Festival is reborn with new, feminine energy, full of delight, attentiveness, care, and joy, which will emanate from the rich programme of the multidisciplinary event between September 7th and 15th. There will be plenty of international artists, shows on the streets of Poznań, original debates and unique meetings that will bring hope for a better world that gives nature and women their rightful place. The slogan of this year’s edition, the first under the aegis of Dominika Kulczyk, is: To Love!
The open call is intended for translators of theatre plays from Czech into Polish, Estonian, Croatian, Ukrainian, Armenian, or Georgian. The application must be sent by August 5, 2024.
Standing ovations and encores accompanied all three concerts of the Early Instrument Orchestra of the Warsaw Chamber Opera MACV in the world's classical music capital. The magnificent performances in the legendary halls of the Wiener Musikverein, the Mozarthaus and the Hofburgkapelle marked the Vienna leg of the 33rd Mozart Festival.
Have you ever wondered what it is like for astronauts to return after a long mission in space? The B61 Institute invites you to take a fascinating journey into the depths of this experience with the immersive performance 'Return'. This extraordinary event will take place at the Arquipelago Centre for Contemporary Art in the Azores, combining art and science in a unique way.
The 3rd edition of the Summer Film Review Under the Common Sky will be launched on 10 July. This means only one thing - our courtyard opens for the summer. For 9 consecutive weeks, on Wednesdays at 8 p.m., we invite you under our common sky at Foksal 11. Together with us, every year, you will build a great atmosphere there. Cinema on deckchairs and from an intercultural perspective?
The production is inspired by the renowned French sociologist Didier Eribon's book. As a young man, Eribon moved out from the working-class suburbs of Reims and settled down in Paris. This enabled his coming out, paved the way for social advance, but also disclosed a sense of shame because of his working-class background. After his father's death the author returns to his hometown to confront his own past and class identity. Returning to Reims is a kind of personal confession, a reckoning and accusation thrown at himself.Shown at Nowy Teatr Warszawa.
Teatr Wybrzeże, Gdańsk
Gdański Teatr Szekspirowski
Teatr Wybrzeże, Gdańsk
Gdański Teatr Szekspirowski
Klub Żak
Teatr Szekspirowski w Gdańsku
Gdańsk
The Summer School of Studio Kokyu is 10 days of intense physical and vocal training which will take place in the forest base of the Grotowski Institute, Brzezinka. The work is based on practices present in the daily training of the Studio. Through regular immersion in precise structures, we aim to recognize the action of the actor-performer within a group. Living and working in Brzezinka as a collective provides an opportunity to dive into a process that embraces work within a training room and the natural world outside.