Bydgoszcz, Poland
Director Wojciech Kościelniak stages a musical adaptation of Camus's "The Plague" at the Kameralny Theatre. A spectacle about a sealed city and epidemic as a metaphor for human experience.
A show for the very young (ages 1-4) about two characters from different worlds - circle and square - who learn to accept their differences. Filled with colours, shapes, and sensory interaction.
A theatrical-musical collage inspired by interwar cabaret, blending Witkacy's vision with the energy of vintage melodies. A performance about identity and the courage to be yourself, featuring costumes made from upcycled materials.
A musical reimagining of the Brothers Grimm tale of three little pigs. A show full of magic, laughter and a rapping button for children aged 5+ and their guardians.
A dark comedy about a footballer's wife who invites his mistress to her luxury home. An adult-only performance at the Kameralny Theatre in Bydgoszcz.
The Kameralne Theatre's first production for the youngest - a show for children from 1 year old where colours, music and gesture matter more than words.
An interactive family show where actors improvise a fairy tale based on audience suggestions. Every performance is unique and filled with humour, magic, and unexpected twists.
Katarzyna Kłaczek's musical monodrama blends 1970s music with contemporary electronic sounds through the songs of Anna Jantar.
An original take on the classic Pinocchio story performed by a Chamber Theatre actor. A production about growing up, full of questions and reflection, for children from age 5.
An experimental interpretation of "Hamlet" by Teatr Pieśń Kozła that explores the depths beneath the classic drama. Performed in English with Polish translation and commentary by Grzegorz Bral, featuring fourteen actors.
A musical adaptation of the animated hit about animals escaping a New York zoo for an exotic island. The show bursts with dance and energy, directed by Jerzy Jan Połoński.
A theatre season finale featuring coffee, electronic music, and DJs at Patio Kameralnego in Bydgoszcz.
Award-winning British improvisational group The Maydays presents a dark comedy musical created entirely from audience suggestions, drawing on gothic themes and the aesthetic of Tim Burton.
An improvised mockumentary about vampire roommates struggling to understand the modern world. This Tri-City project blends sitcom humor with an absurd scenario and characters built like RPG game personas.
An improvised musical comedy where audiences watch songs and dialogues being created in real time. A joint production by Improkracja and Capitol theatres.
Kasia Kasparek brings five Piast queens to life in an original one-woman revue full of humor, movement, and song. A show for adult audiences that mixes comedy with serious reflections on female agency and identity.
Teatr Komedii Impro from Łódź brings an original improvisational show about a haunted house and its unexpected residents. Full of humour, music and surprising twists - a spiritualist comedy for fans of interactive theatre.
Live improvisation blending drawing, theatre, and music with active audience participation. Three artists and spectators co-create a unique performative experience.
A performance by Teatr Maska from Rzeszów for children and adults with special needs. A story without traditional plot, adapted to each viewer's individual pace.
"Very, Very" by Teatr Maska from Rzeszów at the Pozytywka Festival - a plotless performance adapted for children, adults with special needs, and Deaf audiences.
A live audio play for children blending music, theatre, and a story about friendship between forest and city. Interactive sound riddles, acoustic instruments, and effects created in real time.
A contemporary dance performance for the very young exploring instinct and closeness, combining movement, objects, light, and sound in an experience for children aged 0-3 with adults.
A concert performance for young children about dinosaurs, music, and the power of self-expression. A production by the City Miniature Theatre as part of the Pozytywka Festival.
A concert for the youngest: "Rock Means Stone" by Miejski Teatr Miniatura combines rock music with movement, telling a story of self-expression and the power of community.
A wordless performance by Taimine Theatre about two superpowers competing through music, dance, and comedy. Accessible to audiences aged 4 to 100.