Plac Teatralny 1
Warszawa, Warszawa 00-950
Teatr Wielki - Opera Narodowa, Moniuszko Auditorium is a theatre in Warszawa, Warszawa.
All premieres in Gdynia are spectacular; the biggest Polish music theatre has spoiled us with big shows full of razzle-dazzle. This time they did the same to open the season, and what else can I say except: I love when it shines and boogies.…
What did our critic think of MALTA FESTIVAL at Poznań?…
I’ve been five days in Toruń and saw nine shows. After a while I figured that there is an invisible rope connecting all of them - if you followed it carefully enough, it led you from one theatrical venue to the next, weaving a thread you didn't quite see until the very end.…
It's no secret that I'm obsessed with this balet ensemble. Whatever they do, I would watch it day and night - but if you came even once to see them on stage, you'd know my obsession is entirely justified and, frankly, inevitable. This show only deepens that feeling. Hurrey!…
The show isn't long - and neither will this text be. But the truth is, it stays with you long after you've left the theatre. Longer than you'd expect from something so compact. Jan Kowalewski made this show an intensive pleasure full of surprises - like an espresso with caramel (is that even a thing…
What did our critic think of WILD HUNT LIVE: THE UNTOLD STORY at Avatar?…
What did our critic think of OFF-PÓŁNOCNA FESTIVAL at Lodz Musical Theater?…
What can you do with a 90-year-old piece about a man madly in love, slowly slipping into a dream he has no desire to wake up from? Quite a lot, it turns out.…
What did our critic think of REWOLTA at Teatr Muzyczny Poznan?…
What did our critic think of DARK FAIRY TALES at Wroclaw Mime Theatre?…
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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 of the Stratfordian Bard’s death. A Midsummer Night’s Dream shall open the cycle of...
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 longues asking their men with modulated voices: „Darling, have you paid the jeweller’s bill?”. It was Alexander Dumas Jr. who...
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 sensational plot of his play. The Macropoulos Affair is a contemporary court case, the solution of which may be found in the past, in the olden...
The Old and New Testament - the holy books of European civilization, an extraordinary record of the beliefs and mythical history of humankind, a collection of universal truths, legends, and parables, an endless source of inspiration for creators of culture and the arts...
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 evidence of suffering in Warsaw than in any other city. He was inspired by images from literature and films showing traumatic...
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 of Russia. And Ivan Jr would have fallen in love with her just like infante Don Carlos did in Spain. Schiller’s drama and Verdi’s opera would...
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 Otello. Gala concert inaugurating The Verdi Year. In order to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Giuseppe Verdi’s...
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 G?ogów, Pozna?, P?ock, and finally Warsaw. Here, he lived at the Tenement under Samson in Freta Street and made friends with a neighbour...
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 later Tchaikovsky translated that irony into the melancholy of feelings that had failed to meet. It is as if in 1878 the composer...
