Krakow, Poland
Teatr Łaźnia Nowa is a prominent public theatre in the Nowa Huta district of Kraków, housed in a former bathhouse building. Founded in 2004, it focuses on contemporary and socially engaged drama, often exploring themes of identity, community, and Polish history. The venue hosts theatrical premieres, festivals, and educational programmes, and is one of the leading stages of modern theatre in southern Poland.
A theatrical production blending Tim Burton's visual aesthetic with Sicilian puppetry, where Adam Mickiewicz encounters the characters of his own literary creations.
Beautiful parrot Adonis meets an extraordinary raven in this charming tale about friendship, freedom, and overcoming prejudices.
A modern take on the iconic 1945 Groteska Theatre production. A colourful, musical circus world full of fantasy and wonder for the whole family.
A performance about first love and coming of age, where young actors play at a school disco, observing themselves and each other.
A family-friendly theatrical performance where children take on adult roles. Inspired by Janusz Korczak's "King Matt the First," the show is built on ensemble and youth improvisation.
A play about a girl who refuses to follow conventions and teaches others that being different is worth valuing. A performance for children and young people.
A theatrical tale of Gulliver, a traveller discovering the world through action. Director Krzysztof Garbaczewski creates a production about the challenges of contemporary life in a rapidly changing world.
A theatre performance in Kraków that transports audiences into a world of imagination and artistic exploration.
An uncompromising theatre production about euthanasia and social critique that has triumphed at Polish festivals.
A stage adaptation of Astrid Lindgren's classic novel about Pippi Longstocking. A vibrant production full of music, energy, and imaginative scenography for the whole family.
A theatrical adaptation of J.M. Coetzee's novel about a society seeking barbarians to define itself and justify its fear.
Michał Borczuch's iconic production about memory and grief returns to the Kraków stage. An intimate, multi-award-winning story of love and loss.
A diploma project from the Academy of Fine Arts explores themes of loss and memory through installations, text, and textiles. The exhibition is on view at Teatr Łaźnia Nowa.
A theatrical performance in Kraków that immerses audiences in a world of dramatic conflicts and intense emotions.
A new film by Maciej Żak about a successful man searching for deeper meaning. The screening is followed by a meeting with the director and actors.