Natalia Jarczynska - Page 6

I can say for sure that this play can be for everyone: a contemporary, vibrant version of big classic Faust is exposing new and friendly face for those who want to see an opera show stripped of excessive seriousness. Scenography, choir, characters are tailored to the 21st century 160 years after its premiere in Paris.

"Boieng Boieng" has an answer to a question: Can we have it all? Can we have a lot of women and get along with it if we can pick up just one?

Mickiewcz's masterpiece "Dziady" which play "Phantoms" is based on is one of most important opus in polish culture and awareness. You read this at school for multiple occasions, you watch it in theaters, listen on the radio, one way or another from time to time it crosses your way. As a Pole you know it and like it or be tired of it because of it constant presence. 

This is a well known story: Don Giovanni - addictive seducer - struggles with live in temptations to meet consequences. Classic Opera from 18th century is still watched all over the world. 'Opera buffa' as Mozart described it himself should be comic but in this version the world „comic' doesn't come to mind.

Submissions from Poland and 16 other countries - 2nd International Antonina Campi Vocal Competition starting in early March!

This play is like a good apple pie. It's warm, classic, sweet, comforting and perfect for long winter evenings. It's an ideal way to let your hair down. Play had a premiere 11 years ago but it is timeless. Wojciech Dabrowski, who also played one of lead roles, as director made a great, emotional, cordial and rich comedy.

The Tin Drum is a popular novel on which new show in Capital was based. Wrote on 1959 tells a story about Oskar - born in Gda?sk, he decides never to grow up as a protest against adults and reality of multicultural city. Gifted with a voice that can shatter glass he tries to survive in a World War Two reality, unusual family and explain existence to himself. He paints real world with craziness and exaggeration. Somehow this kind of reality is lighter and easy to swallow. Can you make a musical from it? Yes, you can!

It will be colder… That statement is fulfilling director vision and as innocent as it may sounds has very strong message behind.

There are two kind of people on this planet: those who love Bruno Shultz and his a-realist way of describing a reality and other part. If the second case is yours you will be just amazed by music and what you see on stage. If you are in the first group you will just not believe how good it is what you experience sitting in the audience.