Poznań, Poland
Teatr Nowy im. Izabelli Cywińskiej is one of Poznań's leading dramatic theatres, founded in 1949. It bears the name of Izabella Cywińska, a director and former Polish Minister of Culture who shaped the theatre's identity for many years. The repertoire focuses on contemporary Polish and world drama, with a strong tradition of bold, socially engaged productions.
Małgorzata Kozłowska performs a recital at Poznań's Teatr Nowy im. Izabelli Cywińskiej. An evening of music and emotion on stage.
A final gala celebrating the legacy of Agnieszka Osiecka, one of the most important figures in Polish culture. An evening of music and remembrance.
Marius von Mayenburg's psychological thriller about two women in a relationship whose quiet life is disrupted by a school principal's visit. The Teatr Nowy production explores hidden desires and emotional conflict.
A concert celebrating the legacy of Agnieszka Osiecka with performances by competition winners. Music and poetry from one of Poland's most iconic artists.
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An intimate drama about a Polish man and a Ukrainian woman who, after their divorce, hide in a Kraków apartment while confronting war and their shared history.
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A psychological drama about two women who reunite after years for dinner, where an unexpected revelation upends their relationship. A performance filled with questions about forgiveness, guilt, and human nature.
A workshop for seniors blending a lecture, text interpretations by Teatr Nowy actors, and group discussion. Led by dramaturg Michał Pabian.
Shakespeare's Coriolanus in a contemporary interpretation where ancient Rome mirrors modern America. A star-studded production at Teatr Nowy in Poznań.
Julia Rybakowska performs songs by Agnieszka Osiecka - intimate portraits of women caught between dreams and reality.
A dark comedy about three friends who throw an unforgettable farewell evening for their deceased bridge-playing companion. The show blends humor with reflection on life's important questions.
Director Oskar Sadowski's surrealist performance merges theatre, dance and multimedia into a baroque journey through a luxury resort world. A tale of civilizational decay filled with quotations and associations, for audiences 18+.
An evening of 1960s songs performed by Andrzej Lajborek with accompaniment by Stanisław Kaczmarek. Music that shaped generations returns to the stage of the New Theatre.
A play about Sinéad O'Connor - the artist who risked her career by speaking truth about violence in the Church. Directed by Marcin Liber, text by Małgorzata Sikorska-Miszczuk.
Zdzisław Wardejn recounts a personal story from his youth set against the backdrop of 1950s Poland. The performance weaves together dramatic experience with the music of the era.
Polish premiere of Ferdinand von Schirach's drama about euthanasia and the right to dignified death. The audience decides the fate of the main character, played by Aleksander Machalica, while seven actresses embody experts before the Ethics Commission.
A production about frustration and anger searching for a strategy of change. Directed by Piotr Ratajczak, with a five-person cast.
A concert celebrating the legacy of Agnieszka Osiecka, a pivotal figure in Polish cultural history.
A concert dedicated to Agnieszka Osiecka's work, performed by competition finalists. An evening celebrating one of Poland's most influential songwriters.
A drama about a girl nicknamed "Porno" - a metaphor for social exclusion. The play unfolds in a communist regime, yet its questions about freedom and individuality remain universal.
Mikołaj Grabowski's adaptation of "Pan Tadeusz" - a theatrical production blending drama, comedy, and poetry that explores the Polish dilemma between reality and imagination.
Witkacy's play about a family condemned to intimacy that becomes monstrous and degenerates into its opposite. Directed by Radek Stępień.
Hindi Brooks's play about the complicated relationship between mother and daughter. Two actresses explore a bond full of expectations, grievances and dreams, turning a holiday into an emotional laboratory.
An adaptation of the prize-winning novel about a wealthy family whose quiet life is disrupted by the arrival of a mysterious stranger. A tragicomedy exploring the fragility of family bonds and the performance of respectability in European society.
A cycle of creative writing workshops at Teatr Nowy where participants build a drama from everyday language, regional expressions, and internet slang. For participants aged 16 and above.
A drama about two adults who meet by chance in a bar on a magical night and confront their fears and questions about life after thirty-five. A performance full of grotesque humor and painful truths.
Theatre workshop for all interested participants, led by actress and director Ewa Kaczmarek. Participants will work on fundamental stage tools, improvisation, and building collective action.