Warsaw, Poland
The Old Orangery in the Łazienki Królewskie park is an 18th-century royal greenhouse designed by Domenico Merlini for King Stanisław August Poniatowski. Its interiors include the Royal Theatre - one of the best-preserved court theatres in Europe - as well as a sculpture gallery. Today the building hosts classical concerts, theatrical performances and cultural events.
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.
Mrożek's drama directed by Gajewski blends absurd humour with serious reflection. Andrzej Mastalerz plays an ambassador forced to confront the loss of his state and the collapse of his life.
The Polish Classics Theatre revives the tradition of old Polish nativity scenes in a modern interpretation. This pastoral blends piety with humour, following shepherds journeying to Bethlehem through Polish landscapes.
An intimate drama by Sławomir Mrożek directed by Sebastian Fabijański. The production blends humor with philosophical reflection on loneliness and the search for meaning.