Paweł Chomczyk
Productions created with the participation of Paweł Chomczyk and co-produced by him have been presented at theatre festivals and on guest stages across Europe, North America, and Asia. He is the recipient of numerous individual acting awards (including the Grand Prix of the Paderewski Festival in Buffalo, USA, and the Grand Prix of the 4th International Kon-Teksty Festival in Poznań), as well as awards granted to productions he co-created as producer and actor (including the Bank of Scotland Herald Angel and the Total Theatre Award at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival). He was a scholarship holder of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage under the Young Poland programme.
He has collaborated as an actor and director with, among others, the Aleksander Węgierko Dramatic Theatre in Białystok, the Białystok Puppet Theatre, Baj Pomorski Theatre in Toruń, Rampa Theatre in Warsaw, Pinocchio Theatre in Łódź, the Polish Radio Theatre, the “Kubuś” Theatre in Kielce, Teatroteka for Young Audiences, the Silesian Puppet and Actor Theatre “Ateneum” in Katowice, Radost Theatre in Brno, and Banialuka Theatre in Bielsko-Biała. As an academic teacher, he has worked with the Department of Theatre and Dance at the University at Buffalo (USA) and the Faculty of Puppetry Arts of the Theatre Academy. As a member of the international Krabat Ensemble, he maintains ongoing cooperation with the German theatres Lindenfels Westfluegel Leipzig and Figurentheater Wilde & Vogel.
In addition to theatre productions, his artistic output also includes roles in radio plays and film productions. Artistic Director of the International Theatre Festival in the Forest – LasFest, and the Theatre Festival in the Forest – LasKids.
Premiere: 09.10.2026
Małopolska Science Centre Cogiteon
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'Integrated Circuit' is a performance for children that treats theatre not only as a space for play, but also as a tool for discovering the world and oneself. The story begins with an encounter between a travelling puppet troupe and the mysterious Green Stalk – a biological-silicon being that wonders whether it truly exists or merely processes information.
The production combines acting, music, puppetry and multimedia to address – in a way accessible to a young audience – the question to which many scientists are seeking answers: what is consciousness? Drawing on philosophy, neurobiology and information theory, the play presents the theatre as a unique laboratory – a place where thought, emotion, imagery and the audience’s presence become part of a shared experiment.
The production is intended for both children and adults: it opens up a space for discussion about what it means to ‘be’.