Wrocław, Poland
Teatr Polski we Wrocławiu is one of the most prestigious dramatic theatres in Poland, founded in 1946 after World War II. Located in the heart of Wrocław, it stages classic and contemporary plays across several stages, including the grand Main Stage. The theatre has a strong tradition of ambitious artistic programming and has hosted many celebrated Polish and international productions.
The fourth edition of the Polish Theatre Reading Club - a gathering for literature and theatre enthusiasts in Wrocław.
A theatrical tribute to Włodzimierz Wodecki, one of Poland's greatest performers. An evening of songs and memories celebrating the legendary artist.
A theatrical play about marriage and spousal relationships at the Polish Theatre in Wrocław.
Black Comedy at the Polish Theatre in Wrocław. A theatrical performance full of humour and irony.
A classic tale of Dracula on the stage of the Polish Theatre in Wrocław. A theatrical production about the legendary vampire that captivates audiences with its dark history and dramatic tension.
A theatrical performance about real events and the people who lived through them.
The third meeting of the Polish Theatre's reading club: a conversation between Justyna Sobolewska and Michał Zadara about Eliza Kąckiej's book.
A classic theatrical play at the Polish Theatre in Wrocław. A performance about rebellion and freedom within a totalitarian institution.
A theatrical performance at the Polish Theatre in Wrocław that transports audiences into a world full of magic and mystery.
An adaptation of Orwell's classic novel staged at Wrocław's National Theatre. An allegorical tale of animal revolution and the corrupting nature of power.
A family theatre performance inspired by the classic tale of animals on a farm. Perfect for children and families.