Black Parrots
Author: Alejandro Moreno Jashés
Direction: Michał Borczuch
MOS The Małopolska Garden of Art - The MOS Stage
Performance with English subtitles.
In Alejandro Moreno Jashés' Black Parrots, the protagonist's eyes at the moment of ecstasy or a heart attack refuse to cooperate and, turning their backs on the world, begin their journey deep into the human body. However, there is no inner light in the human body, only darkness, which – contrary to the logic of sight – becomes a source of subsequent ecstasies for the two eye balls.
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Boleslaus The Bold
Author: Stanisław Wyspiański
Direction: Paweł Świątek
MOS The Małopolska Garden of Art - The MOS Stage
Published in 1903, Stanisław Wyspiański's drama presents a political, but also highly personal conflict between the representatives of various authorities.
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Dragon!
The Juliusz Słowacki Theatre in Krakow - The Grand Stage
Enchanted by the worlds of Hobbit, Harry Potter and Game of Thrones, we often forget about our own home-grown mythology: our Slavic gods, heroes and beasts. They tend to live in our consciousness only in an infantile, primitive form. So how about trying to actually revisit this realm?
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Fables for Robots
Author: Stanisław Lem
Direction: Agnieszka Olsten
MOS The Małopolska Garden of Art - The MOS Stage
Performance with English subtitles
So far known for her intriguing plays for adult audiences, this time Agnieszka Olsten focuses on three stories from Stanisław Lem's series Fables for Robots.
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God of Carnage
Author: Yasmina Reza
Direction: Marek Gierszał
MOS The Małopolska Garden of Art - The MOS Stage
A Polish premiere of one of the most important comedies of the 21st century, which scores triumphs on stages all over the world! Its popularity further increased thanks to Roman Polański's star-studded movie titled Carnage.
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God, I and Money
Direction and set design: Maciej Wojtyszko
God, I and Money is a partly cheerful and partly sad story about great love. Love that sometimes comes to us completely unexpectedly...
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Hamlet
Author: William Shakespeare / Stanisław Wyspiański
The Juliusz Słowacki Theatre in Krakow - The Grand Stage
‘In Poland the mystery of Hamlet is the following: what in Poland is there to think about’.
These are Wyspiański's words from his Study on Hamlet, written feverishly in several days – a work that constitutes a source of inspiration for many Polish directors. Wyspiański contained therein his fascination with the phenomenon of theatre, his love for the brilliant text, and his great desire to read it so profoundly as to shake the conscience of his compatriots.
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Into the Fire!
Author: Mateusz Pakuła
Direction: Wojtek Klemm
MOS The Małopolska Garden of Art - The MOS Stage
In this play, the authors tackle the basic questions of today's Poland: Should we always look back to the past? Who should be honoured and for what?
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My Stay’s Almost Over and I’m Still Alone
Direction: Cezary Tomaszewski
MOS The Małopolska Garden of Art - The MOS Stage
Yet another group in the sanatorium. New patients arrive at the springs to regain their health, profit from treatments and exercise, go for walks and, above all, dance. The director of the centre – Józef Dietl – is an outstanding doctor. A doctor who understands that treatment will not work without love or at least a spafling.
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Old Testament – Reanimation
Author: Agata Duda-Gracz
Screenplay and direction: Agata Duda-Gracz
The Juliusz Słowacki Theatre in Krakow - The Grand Stage
Agata Duda-Gracz, an author well known to the Krakow audience, decided – specially for our theatre – to write a script inspired by the Old Testament.