Lublin, Poland
The Juliusz Osterwa Theatre in Lublin is one of the oldest and most respected dramatic theatres in eastern Poland, with roots going back to the 19th century. It bears the name of the celebrated Polish actor and theatre reformer Juliusz Osterwa. The venue stages a varied repertoire of Polish and world drama, from classic to contemporary, across several stages.
A classic novel about manipulation and intrigue in Przemysław Stippy's production. This minimalist staging explores the psychological mechanisms of control and domination in human relationships.
A guided tour of the Juliusz Osterwa Theatre led by actor Wojciech Dobrowolski. Visitors will see theatre halls, workshops, and backstage areas normally closed to the public.
A performance about beauty in the 21st century as a tool of pressure and control. The creators blend myths and classical texts with pop culture, seeking to restore the sensory and communal experience of beauty.
A contemporary staging of Słowacki's classic by director Jan Hussakowski that transforms classical literature into a vivid, multimedia experience full of irony and dramatic intensity.
Sławomir Mrożek's classic "Tango" directed by Marcin Sławiński - a play about the clash between idealism and chaos, exploring meaning and identity in a world stripped of tradition.
A Lublin staging of Shakespeare's drama about Kate and Petruchio, where the titular heroine is not a spoiled girl but a woman rebelling against the social roles imposed upon her.