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TEATR WIELKI - OPERA NARODOWA, MONIUSZKO AUDITORIUM

Plac Teatralny 1
Warszawa, Warszawa 00-950



Review: HOLIDAY SHOW 2025 - SOLSTICE at Circus Juventas


by Jared Fessler - December 11, 2025

What did our critic think of HOLIDAY SHOW 2025 - SOLSTICE at Circus Juventas?...

Review: JEEVES AND WOOSTER IN PERFECT NONSENSE at Schoolhouse Theater


by Bruce Apar - December 11, 2025

Those dramatis personae (ha!) and more are animated to a fare thee well by only two – count ‘em – two actors, Mr. Guy and Mr. Lang, who bring to their poly-personality assignments proficient physical suppleness and chameleon-like chops. I started to keep track of how many characters they essay, and ...

Review: A CHRISTMAS CAROL ADAPTED BY ORSON WELLES at Unhinged Productions At Hanover Little Theatre


by Andrea Stephenson - December 11, 2025

This is one of the most enjoyable versions of A Christmas Carol this reviewer has seen in recent years—it is unique and entertaining, while maintaining the classic storyline and its underlying themes....

Review: ALISON SPITTLE: BIG, Soho Theatre


by Kat Mokrynski - December 12, 2025

Alison Spittle: BIG begins with Spittle entering the stage wearing a costume made out of colourful loofahs, before pulling it off to reveal a sequined outfit underneath. But this isn’t just a costume reveal - Spittle confesses to the audience that, while she is still fat (and has been since she was ...

Review: LEA SALONGA: STAGE, SCREEN, & EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN at The Music Center At Strathmore


by David Friscic - December 11, 2025

Before Lea Salonga stepped out on the stage of the Strathmore this past Saturday evening, I could feel the anticipation building. Soon, a very savvy orchestra assembled and lightly “tuned up” as the audience awaited the entrance of Lea Salonga, --stage, screen, recording and concert performer par ex...

Review: INTO THE WOODS, Bridge Theatre


by Aliya Al-Hassan - December 12, 2025

Having brought their extraordinary theatrical concepts to the all-conquering Fiddler on The Roof, director Jordan Fein and designer Tom Scutt reunite to bring lucky London audiences a gorgeously dark and heartfelt version of James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim's Into The Woods. ...

Review: THE RED SHOES, Sadler's Wells Theatre


by Mica Blackwell - December 12, 2025

I couldn't help but get swept away by The Red Shoes. A rich blend of romantic storytelling and cinema, this production showcases the best Matthew Bourne has to offer as a love letter to ballet in its purest (and most haunting) form. If you're unable to find a production of The Nutcracker this holida...

Review: THE RED SHOES, Sadler's Wells Theatre


by Mica Blackwell - December 12, 2025

I couldn't help but get swept away by The Red Shoes. A rich blend of romantic storytelling and cinema, this production showcases the best Matthew Bourne has to offer as a love letter to ballet in its purest (and most haunting) form. If you're unable to find a production of The Nutcracker this holida...

Review: DIALOG-WROCŁAW INTERNATIONAL THEATRE FESTIVAL


by Natalia Jarczynska - December 11, 2025

What did our critic think of DIALOG-WROCŁAW INTERNATIONAL THEATRE FESTIVAL in Wrocław?...

Review: GENUINE AND STABLE at Herald Theatre, Aotea Centre


by Glenda Pearce - December 11, 2025

Imagine the situation. You’re in love. You are asked to defend your present relationship as one that could endure. Could you be supremely confident that nothing could shake its foundations?  If asked by authorities, what proof would youneed? How easy is it to truly have an open mind? Do we make assu...

Past Shows

The Rite of Spring
4/27 - 6/20/2013


Teatr Wielki - Opera Narodowa has prepared a ballet show that is unprecedented on an international level. No ballet company has ever decided to present ...

Rigoletto
6/13 - 6/16/2013


The Romantics loved monsters. And we also love monsters. We are just too ashamed to admit it. It’s all because monstrosity intrigues us. How is ...

Cinderella
6/6 - 6/9/2013


This is Sergei Prokofiev’s ballet in the best ever version which has enjoyed enduring popularity at the famous Royal Ballet in London for many years. ...

The Flying Dutchman
5/24 - 5/31/2013


What a pity that John Barth has already used The Floating Opera title! It would have been perfect for Mariusz Treli?ski’s performance. Rain and draperies ...

Tristan
5/11 - 5/18/2013


With this ballet, Krzysztof Pastor won the hearts of Polish audiences and critics. “With its theme of deathdefying love, Wagner’s intoxicating music and the largest ...

HALKA
4/4 - 5/14/2013


In the race between the Achilles of actualization and the turtle of the national opera tradition the latter may have a chance. The old fashioned ...

The Nightingale
5/5 - 5/8/2013


Interesting how nightingales have fallen out of fashion… But not Stravinski’s nightingale, because that small opera inspired by Andersen‘s fable and Chinese tales is concerned ...

QUDSJA ZAHER
4/21 - 4/24/2013


The left brain hemisphere is said to be ruled by logic, the right one by emotions and intuition. Pawe? Szyma?ski’s Qudsja Zaher speaks directly to ...

Turandot
3/24 - 3/28/2013


The Torture Garden as terrible as in Octave Mirbeau’s novel where fear, desire and ecstasy are expressed in trance-like singinging – such is Puccini’s last ...

A Midsummer Night's Dream
3/15 - 3/20/2013


Shakespeare’s output has frequently inspired choreographers. That is why the Polish National Ballet will realize a repertoire project preceding the celebrations of the 400th anniversary ...

TRAVIATA
3/1 - 3/3/2013


The French had for the courtesans a special, absolutely non offensive name „les grandes horizontales” as they used to lie on leopard skin covered chaise ...

THE MACROPOULOS AFFAIR
2/17 - 2/23/2013


The mysterious Emilia Marty sings: ”I have been living for 337 years. I was born in 1585.”. So it is 1922 when Karel ?apek placed ...

THE BIBLICAL PARABLES
2/1 - 2/3/2013


The Old and New Testament - the holy books of European civilization, an extraordinary record of the beliefs and mythical history of humankind, a collection ...

And the Rain Will Pass...
1/25 - 1/27/2013


Krzysztof Pastor’s ballet And the Rain Will Pass... is the his very personal artistic statement. After a long stay abroad, he noticed more scars and ...

DON CARLO
1/13 - 1/22/2013


If king Henry Valois had not escaped from Poland his daughter would not have married Philip II king of Spain but Ivan the Terrible Tsar ...

REQUIEM
1/19


Music by Rodgers, Richard; Arranged by Paul Yoder...


In the programme arias, duets and scenes from Giuseppe Verdi's operas: Luisa Miller, Il trovatore, Don Carlo, Rigoletto, Aida, Macbeth, La forza del destino and ...


The great German Romantic E.T.A. Hoffmann spent a significant part of his life among Poles. He had a Polish wife, he wrote and worked in ...

ONEGIN
12/8 - 12/12/2012


Onegin’s contemporaries felt offended by the irony, which the poem’s narrator, the title hero, used to chip away at the world with. Half a century ...

MADAME BUTTERFLY
11/29 - 12/4/2012


A heart-breaking melodrama stolen from Pierre Lotti by John L. Long from whom David Belasco nipped it and then was taken over by Puccini’s librettists ...

ANUYTA
12/3


Over 30 operatic roles. Calendar filled several years in advance. 20 minute lasting ovations. La Scala, Covent Garden, Opéra Bastille, Zurich Opera, Wiener Staatsoper, Salzburg ...

ECHOES OF TIME
11/17 - 11/22/2012


The ballet evening Echoes of Time consists of the works of three choreographers from the turn of the century created to energetic contemporary music. All ...


The young choreographer who wrote the script and designed the production, Robert Bondara, came up with the idea for this piece some years ago. The ...

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