Violence and Therapy: 29th International Shakespeare Festival in Gdańsk, Poland, 2025
The International Shakespeare Festival in Gdańsk is not the festival of masterpieces and it never...
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Flightless, Caged “Angels In America”
Sitting through 5 and a half hours of performance might seem like an exercise of will and...
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The TikTok-isation Of Theatre? – “Dziewczyna, Która Podeptała Chleb”
Jumping from one story to another or from a specific timeline to an entirely different one seems,...
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29th International Shakespeare Festival runs in Gdańsk (Poland) from 25 July to 3 August
Seventeen productions, including nine premieres, from Japan, Ukraine, the UK, Spain, and Poland,...
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Polish-American Migrant Theatre: Teatr NASZ From Chicago On Tour In Florida
As of 2023, Polish Americans amounted to over eight million people, i.e., 2.46% of the US...
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Peter J. Chelkowski: A Life of Scholarship And Cultural Exchange
Milad Azarm in conversation with Mohammadreza Khaki Peter J. Chelkowski, an esteemed scholar and...
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“Border” And “Sheol/שאול” – Wachowicz/Fret Studio At Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2024
At this year’s Edinburgh Festival in the Grotowski Institute Residence Cube at Fringe 2024...
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On The Other Side Of The Conundrum – A New Drama Inspired By “Picnic At Hanging Rock” In The National Theater Of Warsaw Poland [Part III]
To read PART I of this interview, go to this link. For Part II, click here. All the bad ones are...
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On The Other Side Of The Conundrum – A New Drama Inspired By “Picnic At Hanging Rock” In The National Theater Of Warsaw Poland [Part II]
To read PART I of this interview, go to this link. For Part III, click here. Men –...
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On The Other Side Of The Conundrum – A New Drama Inspired By “Picnic At Hanging Rock” In The National Theater Of Warsaw Poland [Part I]
It might seem that the indefinitely prolonged Covid epidemic, which contributed to the...
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It Takes Artistry to Make Theatre for Young Audiences: New Theatre for Children Festival, Wrocław 2024
Theatre for broadly understood young audiences (0-16 years) is one of the most important cultural...
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“Dziwna Wiosna”: About Cruelty Without Brutality or a War Story for the Young Children
In Poland, the war is no longer just the national memory and has been present in our everyday life...
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Performance That Every Man Should See, And No Child Should
Introduction Gdzie Jest Tata? (Where is Daddy?) as seen at the New Theatre for Children Festival...
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“Ja Goryl, Ty Człowiek:” Understanding Koko
The story about Koko the gorilla who learns sign language has been well documented in scientific...
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“PÚPÄTKO” from the Slovak Ján Palárik Theatre
Creating theatre for the very young – one that can hold their attention, stimulate the right...
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“Drapando:” Scratching For A Connection
The play Drapando, czyli Atak Zamszałego Starucha (Drapando, or the attack of the mossy old man)...
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“Púpätko” at the 7th New Theatre for Children Festival
Púpätko is a beautiful show where sensory play meets nature. The show, aimed at children of 6...
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Make Your Classroom Multilingual: On Training Students For Rapidly Changing Cultural Landscapes
How do we train students to work within rapidly changing landscapes and for a theatre of the...
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