Poznań, Poland
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
A theatrical adaptation of poems by Ukrainian author Serhij Zhadan, directed by Maciej Gorczyński. An elegiac performance about love, loss, and creative resilience, blending dance, physical theatre, and live music.
A solo performance about the first female tractor drivers of communist Poland - women who broke the mould by working in male-dominated professions. Domela Grenda's show asks what place women occupy in society yesterday and today.
A performance by three creators - a Russian woman, a Ukrainian woman, and a Belarusian man - exploring what unites and divides Slavic peoples. A personal, multifaceted reflection on identity, roots, and the present moment.
A solo performance by Aurora Lubos exploring the experience of crisis, where chaos becomes a language for the inexpressible. This forty-minute piece weaves images, sounds, and gestures into a meditation on shock and fragmentation.
Academic conference marking the centenary of the Anarchist Federation of Poland. Lectures by scholars and activists, a book fair, and a historical exhibition.