Konfrontacje Teatralne

Europe was first conquered by the Italian neorealism in film and then the French New Wave; at the end of […]

Haruki Murakami, the most popular Japanese writer of today, when collecting a literary award in Barcelona in June 2011, devoted […]

What made you want to create a new constitution? And in what sense will it be different from democracy? I […]

Working as an archivist really made me think about why we have this unbridled, passionate drive to preserve ourselves on […]

Together with local authorities and theatre people, we would like to discuss the role of public theatre in today’s society. […]

Four performing arts works that might appear as not having much in common, and yet, the lines that connect them […]

I met Louisa Waugh in Edinburgh. She is a writer, and had written a book about Mongolia, where she lived […]

Present within contemporary art since the mid-‘80s: the subject of community touches all aspects of artistic practice. It manifests itself […]

“Catherine the Great” you staged in Stefan Żeromski Theatre in Kielce has become a box-office hit. The scene when the […]

Your first performances such as House or Work were actually very wild and interactive. Your walk around as an audience […]

Aphasia My first exposure to Chopin’s two “Piano Concertos” was recent: listening to the Vietnamese pianist Dang Thai Son playing […]

New York’s Joe’s Pub is a special place. An in-between place, a space of liminality. Not so off anymore, but […]

The programme of this year’s Confrontations focuses on three overlapping themes: collective / romania / identity. We invited to Lublin […]