Teatr Biuro Podrózy Ends Run at National Theatre, 7/17

One of Poland's leading theatre companies Teatr Biuro Podró?y returns to the National Theatre with its most celebrated production - an electrifying and startling theatrical experience using fire, stilts and dramatic visual images to depict the terrible nature and impact of war.

Based of the stories of refugees from the Bosnian conflict, this is outdoor theatre at its most powerful, and its themes are, unfortunately, timeless.

Teatr Biuro Podró?y performed last summer at the National Theatre. They presented two shows: Macbeth: Who Is That Bloodied Man? and Swiniopolis.

The cultural programme of POLSKA! YEAR is coordinated by the Adam Mickiewicz Institute, a government institution in charge of promoting Polish culture abroad and initiating internationAl Cooperation in the field of culture.

Square 2 - located on the riverside next to the National Theatre's Stage Door - plays host to a series of exciting companies, bringing some of the most intriguing and unexpected outdoor theatre to the heart of London.

All tickets are £10. New this year are Priceless Previews on the first day of each show, when audiences can decide how much to pay as they leave; these tickets will be available on the day of the performance only, two tickets per person at the Box Office (from 9.30am) - first come, first served.

Teatr Biuro Podrozy
Carmen Funebre
Square 2 - National Theatre, South Bank, London SE1
Box Office 020 7452 3000
www.nationaltheatre.org.uk
All tickets £10
P = Priceless Preview
AUDIO = Audio-Description

Tuesday 13 July 9.30pm P
Wednesday 14 July 9.30pm AUDIO
Thursday 15 July 9.30pm
Friday 16 July 9.30pm
Saturday 17 July 9.30pm

Running time 50 minutes.

For more information on POLSKA! YEAR, log on to www.PolskaYear.pl

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