3.06.2019 - 8.06.2019
Events, Theatre
Theatro Technis
26 Crowndale Road,
London,
NW1 1 TT
Spectacle ‘They’ by Stanislaw Witkiewicz 🗺
a dark comedy in London
They (Oni), was written in 1920 by the iconic Polish playwright S.I. Witkiewicz as a response to the convulsions of the Bolshevik Revolution and the first World War. It is an early absurdist dark comedy in which a secret government is attempting to bring about the death of art in order to easier control the people.We believe this play to be of particular interest to lovers of theatre and visual arts, but also to all Eastern European audiences who will easily recognize elements of the communist dictatorships, such as the all-seeing secret police or the oppression of intellectuals, in a sad but accurate foresight of the future political developments in Poland and Eastern Europe.
Screening of Independent doc ‘HOME’ in Manchester
Screened at this year's Kinoteka Polish Film Festival, independent documentary 'HOME’ will be part of two screenings in Manchester on the 19th of July, including at the International Network of Experimental Fiction Filmmaking Festival.
19
07.2024
Events, Film, News
Hania Rani @ Somerset House 17th July
The acclaimed Polish musician and composer Hania Rani effortlessly blurs the lines between ambient, minimalism and House, submerging rhythmic pulses beneath cascading melodies. See her perfom in the Somerset House courtyard as part of the Somerset House Summer Series
17
07.2024
Events, Music, News
Warsaw Calling – An 80th anniversary exhibition
On the 80th anniversary of the 1944 Warsaw Uprising, a new exhibition in London seeks to highlight the Uprising's little-known British links as well as its signficance for Polish and European history
20
07.2024
30
08.2024
Events, History, News