Christmas wishes

Wishing you a magical Christmas! Magical with the magic of encouters, conversations, of pausing to look at and really see another person, opening ourselves to what is important.

Modernization of technical infrastructure of the Theatre

The first stage of modernization of the technical infrastructure at the Słowacki Theatre financed with the funds from the Infrastructure and Environment Operational Programme has been completed.

OUR THEATRE VAST I BEHOLD

On 6 December, we would like to invite you to see a spectacular and unique show, produced on an unprecedented in Poland scale. 270 degrees of multimedia projection in record-breaking resolution. 3,172 square metres of 3D video mapping. 165,000 lumens of light. Spatial, 9-channel sound.

Official opening of the 2018/2019 theatre season

WYSPIAŃSKI LIBERATES festival events

The Juliusz Słowacki Theatre boasts its own coin!

On 6 September 2018, the National Bank of Poland issued a silver coin with the face value of 10 PLN to mark the occasion of the 125th anniversary of the Juliusz Słowacki Theatre in Kraków. Collector coins commemorate important events and anniversaries connected with Polish culture. One side of the silver 10 PLN coin features the façade of the Theatre building, while the other presents figures from Henryk Siemiradzki’s famous curtain, and Stanisław Wyspiański ‘s self-portrait. The coin's issue price is 140 PLN, and its official launch will take place on 14 September at the Theatre, during the inauguration of the theatrical season.

The unveiling of a new curtain designed by Stanisław Wyspiański

From the very beginning – since the creation of the Municipal Theatre in Krakow – Stanislaw Wyspiański was closely associated with this stage. But although one can always feel his presence as its spiritual patron, the building itself offers no tangible trace that could be connected with Wyspiański.


Thanks to the efforts of Krzysztof Głuchowski, the Theatre Director, and funds donated by the Małopolska Regional Development Agency, the Słowacki Theatre has created its second curtain based on the artist's 1892 sketch. The painting works were supervised by Tadeusz Bystrzak, the author of a copy of Nero's Torches and other works. The new Wyspiański curtain will be displayed interchangeably with the famous Henryk Siemiradzki curtain, which has existed for 124 years.

Lost In Theatre. Night tours

This visit/project/performance will surely beat the popularity of the American series LOST, which told the story of castaways on a mysterious island. It is a night experience of the theatre, history and ghosts that inhabit its walls.