Kielce, Poland
The Stefan Żeromski Theatre in Kielce is the main dramatic theatre of the Świętokrzyskie region, named after the novelist born near Kielce. Its repertoire spans Polish classics, contemporary drama and productions for younger audiences. The current building dates from the post-war period, and the theatre has long been one of the leading stages in central Poland.
Tour of the Stefan Żeromski Theatre building in Kielce - explore decoration storage, technical workshops, dressing rooms, and stage backstage. Guides discuss modern technology and the 145-year history of this landmark building.
A theatrical-musical performance with humour based on a bestselling book about sexology. An uninhibited guide to the modern male psyche.
A play about a real chemistry professor who became a drug manufacturer. A story inspired by Breaking Bad characters, exploring choices, ambitions, and downfall.
A theatrical exploration of property, money, and change in Kielce. The play investigates who truly owns the city and how it transformed after 1989.
A play about love, loneliness, and the search for happiness in the modern world. The Żeromski Theatre explores whether we need another person to be truly happy.
Mateusz Pakuła takes audiences back to Stalinist Kielce in the 1950s, where his grandfather is imprisoned. The performance weaves personal history with the city's dark past, asking profound questions about memory and identity.
Seasoned actors Charlotte and George Hay tour with a theatre troupe, performing two contrasting shows. When a legendary director arrives in provincial Buffalo, everything begins to unravel in the finest tradition of theatrical farce.
A comedy about wild mix-ups in hotel rooms where two couples meet in unexpected circumstances. The show is full of confusion, mishaps, and surprising twists.
Two etudes by a workshop group directed by Joanna Kasaperek on the New Stage of the Żeromski Theatre as part of the 3rd Festival of Amateur and Youth Performances ZWIDY.
Masterclass in etudes "Missions of Beauty" as part of the 3. Festival of Amateur and Youth Performances ZWIDY. The performance is based on a text by German playwright Sybille Berg, engaging with contemporary social and political challenges.