Warsaw, Poland
A monodrama starring Marcin Hycnar based on Jakub Sieczka's reportage about working in Warsaw's emergency medical service. A raw, unflinching account of paramedics' daily reality.
Witkacy's grotesque drama about family conflicts, brimming with sarcasm and absurdity. A celebrated parody of psychological family dramas with profound humour and theatrical self-awareness.
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The theatrical production "ŻAR" at the Polonia Theatre - a story about passion, emotion, and human nature.
An intimate performance about a marriage in crisis. Maria Seweryn and Kamil Maćkowiak play a couple discovering the truth about love full of contradictions – closeness and hatred, routine and desire.
A psychological drama directed by and starring Krystyna Janda alongside Paweł Ciołkosz. A performance at Teatr Polonia in Warsaw.
Four actors from Teatr Montownia present all of Shakespeare's works in one evening — a comedic play packed with quotations, jokes, and unexpected twists.
An elegant dance evening at the Polonia Theatre in Warsaw, perfect for music and dance lovers.
A play by Jarosław Mikołajewski exploring the art of conversation. Featuring Maria Seweryn, Małgorzata Zajączkowska, and Jan Peszek.
A monodrama about a lawyer who becomes a witness in her own case involving sexual violence. Maria Seweryn plays Tessa, a role made famous on Broadway by Tony Award-winning Jodie Comer.
Polish premiere of a stage adaptation of an internationally acclaimed comedy-drama about four teachers experimenting with alcohol. Directed by Marcin Hycnar, the production runs 140 minutes.
A dystopian drama set in a future where eighty-year-olds must pass a test determining their right to live. Man's production blends grotesque elements with an unsettling meditation on the condition of modern society.
A theatrical production about the life of Anna Pomsel, secretary to Joseph Goebbels, at the Polonia Theatre.
A drama by Jarosław Mikołajewski directed by Krystyna Janda about a writer confronting questions of artistic purpose and material reality. A performance rich with irony, tenderness, and profound reflections on life.
A theatrical production based on Sylwia Chutnik's novel about four women from different backgrounds whose fates intertwine in a story of justice and revenge. Courtyard ballads arranged by Jan Młynarski.
A comedy hit from Teatr Polonia about an intellectual couple trying to revive their marriage. This time starring Ilona Ostrowska and Mirosław Kropielnicki.
A monologue by Krystyna Janda, one of Poland's greatest actresses, performed at the Polonia Theatre in Warsaw.
A play about three women with contrasting perspectives who discover an unexpected friendship through their encounter. Directed by Maria Seweryn.
A thought-provoking theatrical production at the Polonia Theatre that examines life and death through a reflective and emotional narrative.
Ivan Vyrypaev's new comedy about communication in marriage. A married couple grapples with psychological knots and unresolved wounds in a witty, lighthearted production.
Willy Russell's cult classic monodrama performed by Krystyna Janda. The story of a bored housewife who discovers a chance to transform her life.
