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Polish performing arts season and festivals

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The 2026/2027 performing arts season in Poland began with various institutions launching new productions and leadership changes. Opera na Zamku scheduled the premiere of the musical ‘Toto’, a production described by director Jerzy Jan Połoński as a commentary on “the ease of succumbing to evil and propaganda”. In Wrocław, the Wrocławski Teatr Lalek entered a new season under the direction of Agata Kucińska and Katarzyna Krajewska, focusing on musical premieres for young audiences. ~~Following these seasonal launches,~~ As the season progressed into late 2026, major theatrical festivals ~~announced~~ finalized their ~~upcoming programs for late 2026.~~ programs. The ~~25th anniversary of the Prapremier Festival in Bydgoszcz, themed ‘MIĘDZY INNYMI’ (Among Others), was set to open in mid-October. Additionally, the~~ 19th International Theatre Festival Boska Komedia in Kraków is scheduled ~~its program for December, utilizing~~ to run from December 3 to 20. Utilizing the motto ‘No ~~pasarán’ to explore themes~~ pasarán’, the festival will feature over 30 performances across 13 venues. This includes the Inferno competition, which awards the ‘Boski Komediant’ statuette, and works such as ‘Antygona’ and ‘Hamlet’ to address social and political ~~crises, capitalism,~~ crises. In Bydgoszcz, the 25th anniversary of the Prapremier Festival will celebrate theatrical discoveries under the theme ‘MIĘDZY INNYMI’ (Among Others). Other cultural activities in the region include the 42nd Warsaw International Film Festival, the ‘Festiwal Bohaterek’ in Warsaw, and ~~bodily autonomy.~~ the ‘Aleja Praw Kobiet’ literary cycle in Poznań.

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