Wrocław, Poland
Wrocławski Teatr Współczesny im. M. i E. Wiercińskich is a repertory theatre founded in 1949, named after the directors Małgorzata and Edmund Wiercińscy. The Scena Duża (Main Stage) is its principal auditorium, hosting full-scale dramatic productions ranging from Polish classics to contemporary European drama. The building sits in the centre of Wrocław and remains one of the city's most established theatrical institutions.
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A performance about motherhood, exhaustion, and the search for self. Contemporary Theatre in Wrocław.
World premiere of a theatrical production about human-robot relationships based on Ewa Stusińska's reportage. Directed by Agnieszka Jakimiak and Mateusz Atman, with a feminist lens, seven actresses and one actor.
Jiří Havelka's comedy about life in a Prague apartment building, where an ordinary housing association meeting transforms into a grotesque portrait of modern society rife with conflict and prejudice.
A theatrical adaptation of Alfred Kubin's surrealist novel about a Draftsman who enters a mysterious Dream State filled with eccentric characters and a struggle for power.
A performance based on Michał Witkowski's novel exploring loneliness, love, and rebellion. Directed by Jędrzej Piaskowski, adapted by Hubert Sulima. Ages 18+.
An experimental adaptation of a classic drama about revolution, where prisoners under the direction of the Marquis de Sade perform a show about Marat. The scenography is created before the audience in a tragicomic story about the mechanisms of power.