Franciszek Bryk

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Originally from Warsaw, Franciszek Bryk is currently studying towards MA in Philosophy at the University of St Andrews in Scotland, with his main research interests including Nietzsche's view of Greek tragedy. He admires most the theatre works of Warlikowski and Kantor, and Monteverdi's operas. Franciszek has a love of writing and editing, and aspires to become a full-time journalist or staff writer covering arts and culture.

Notes from the Generation After 4 Showcase

Posted by Franciszek Bryk | 16th Oct 2020 | Festivals, Poland, Theatre and Dance

Mid-September brought us a week of new, Polish theatre productions, and a sneak peek behind the...

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“Generation After 4”: Connecting Above Borders With The Most Radical Stages Of Polish New Theatre

Posted by Franciszek Bryk | 14th Sep 2020 | Directing, Festivals, News, Poland, Transmedia

Cursed problems often require unorthodox solutions, ones that transgress or delineate anew...

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