Gdańsk, Poland
The Shakespeare Theatre (Teatr Szekspirowski) in Gdańsk is a modern theatre built on the site of a historic 17th-century Elizabethan-style playhouse. Opened in 2014, it features a unique retractable roof that allows open-air performances. The venue hosts the annual Shakespeare Festival as well as theatre, opera, and music events.
A cult Belarusian theatre performance about the diary of Andrus Horvat, a Minsk journalist who left the city for the village of Prudok. The show is in Belarusian with Polish subtitles.
A theatrical journey into the world of Belarusian whisper-healers and wise women. Based on a nine-year photographic and anthropological study, this production combines minimalist staging with rich soundscapes to create an intense spiritual experience.