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.
Polish Culture Festival in the UK @
The Polish Social and Cultural Centre (POSK) and the Pomysłodalnia Foundation have launched an open call for UK-based Polish poets and artists to join the inaugural "Polish, Very Polish" festival in London from 12–20 September 2026. Submissions for the digital anthology and live poetry slam are open until 31 July 2026.
12
09.2026
20
09.2026
Events, Literature
Tomasz Zyrmont Quartet performance at Toulouse Lautrec
Acclaimed pianist and composer Tomasz Zyrmont presents music from his acclaimed new album London Manifest in an evening of contemporary jazz, original compositions and inspired improvisation.
15
08.2026
Events, Music
Interview with Ursula Phillips, Literature translator, Found
In this episode, we sit down with Ursula Phillips, a renowned literary translator and academic. Ursula takes us behind the scenes of her incredible career, shares her unique philosophy on translation, and dives deep into her latest monumental achievement: translating Jacek Dukaj’s epic novel, Ice.
11
07.2026
Events, Film, History, Literature, Resources, Videos