Productions

Ida Kamińska built her theatre on the ruins of cries after the burned theatres. She was actively calling the audiences, the silent voices. “Life is something that happens to us even though we may have other plans”, she used to say.

Songs, humor, scenes from the inter-war time, in other words, it will be just like a pre-war cabaret. The time of life! The time of fun! The time of singing! The time of dancing! The time of laughter! The time when everything was possible!

Our Wiera Gran will not meet your expectations. She will not satisfy your desire for emotions, tears and sadness, all that melodrama she is habitually associated with. This is our evil Polish tradition: blood, tears and averaging to the preset low standard of being, to be like all the rest.

The Last Son, a boy named Os, sets off on a journey. He sets off, even though he is not prepared to travel. This is the first journey in his life, his first steps beyond the safe hiding place where he grew up. There is a war between tribes. Os knows his village only from tales. He heard it is the most beautiful place on Earth. Women from his tribe sing songs praising its beauty.

Forbidden whiskey, shootings outside windows and affairs that end with suicides, the swing is danced at every party and though it's not easy to live through another day, gentlemen wearing smokings and ladies in fancy dresses...