Krystyna Janda is a Polish actress and theatre director, one of the most prominent figures in Polish film and theatre. She rose to fame through her roles in Andrzej Wajda's films, including Man of Marble. She is also the founder and director of the Polonia Theatre in Warsaw.
A criminal comedy-thriller directed by and starring Krystyna Janda as the insufferable Lily. The production features intrigue, humour, and eight vivid characters, with a bumbling inspector and a know-it-all cleaning lady as the unlikely detective duo.
A political farce about a presidential candidate who returns to his hometown to deliver a campaign speech but faces obstacles from rivals at a local community center.
A comedy by Marc Camoletti directed by Krystyna Janda. A discreet housekeeper must navigate the chaos when her employers plan secret affairs in the same house.
Director Krystyna Janda's theatrical interpretation of Svetlana Alexievich's book about the soul of homo sovieticus. An adaptation infused with Chekhov's motifs that seeks understanding for those living in New Russia.
A grotesque drama by Witkiewicz directed by Waldemar Zawodzinski, featuring Krystyna Janda. Warsaw's Teatr Polonia brings this provocative play to Radomsko.
A drama by Jarosław Mikołajewski directed by Krystyna Janda about a writer confronting questions of artistic purpose and material reality. A performance rich with irony, tenderness, and profound reflections on life.
A monologue by Krystyna Janda, one of Poland's greatest actresses, performed at the Polonia Theatre in Warsaw.
Willy Russell's cult classic monodrama performed by Krystyna Janda. The story of a bored housewife who discovers a chance to transform her life.