Teatr Klasyki Polskiej (Theatre of Polish Classics) is a Warsaw-based theatre dedicated to staging works from the Polish dramatic literary tradition. Its repertoire spans plays by Polish authors across different eras, with an emphasis on linguistic and cultural heritage. The company serves as a platform for preserving and reinterpreting Polish literary legacy.
A theatrical portrayal of the romance between Stanisław August Poniatowski and Tsarina Catherine the Great - a dramatic interplay of politics, passion, and betrayal that reshaped Poland's fate.
A farce by Jarosław Marek Rymkiewicz about contemporary Europe that has lost its meaning and values. A performance full of humour and bitter cultural critique, performed by the Polish Classical Theatre.
A farce by Jarosław Marek Rymkiewicz about the collapse of European civilization. A Polish Classical Theatre production directed by Jarosław Gajewski with an acclaimed cast.
A play about the romance between Stanisław August Poniatowski and Catherine the Great, based on their correspondence. The Polish Classical Theatre reveals the psychological portrait of former lovers waging a diplomatic war over conflicting political goals.
A classic comedy by Aleksander Fredry directed by Michał Chorośinski. A Polish Classics Theatre production about a neighborly feud, romantic intrigue, and the power of reconciliation.
The Polish Classics Theatre brings folk visions of sacred history from old Polish nativity scenes - a performance full of carols, laughter, and reflection on community.
A classic Polish comedy by Aleksander Fredry, directed by Michał Chorosiński. A theatrical production about a neighbourly dispute, romantic intrigues, and the power of reconciliation.
A Theatre of Classical Polish Literature production about the passionate affair between Stanisław August Poniatowski and Catherine the Great - from St. Petersburg romance to political intrigue over Poland's fate.
A play by the Theatre of Polish Classics about the affair between Stanisław August Poniatowski and Catherine the Great, based on their correspondence. A psychological portrait of former lovers engaged in a diplomatic game over conflicting political goals.
A two-day workshop performance by the Polish Classical Theatre and Archikultura featuring scenes from Fredro's "Maidens' Vows" and "Revenge", closing a six-month cycle of theatre workshops.
A two-day workshop performance series by the Polish Classical Theatre featuring excerpts from Aleksander Fredro's works on the stage of a Warsaw seminary.