Maciej Kuźmiński succeeded in creating a successful – inspiring and exciting – spectacle by combining Edward Stachura’s prose, music and dance. Read the full review by Piotr Dobrowolski about Kuźmiński’s Fabula Rasa performed by the Polish Dance Theatre
Against the background of patriotically associated music we see a set of motion clichés, which can constitute a satirical image of modern society (not only Polish) An in-depth review of Fabula Rasa by Polish Dance Theatre has appeared on Poznań cultural website.
I have not encountered such an excellent choreography for a long time
Rozbark Theater may not blaze the way in contemporary dance, but in combination with the words – it makes an amazing impression. A new review by Jerzy Doroszkiewicz appeared after the Białystok performance that sparked controversy at the Kaleidoscope Festival. Read the whole review in Polish
Monika Witkowska from Poland danced to present the terrible political situation in her country, especially the attempt to tighten the abortion law, for which she received public applause. Susanne Wolke in Donau Post
The solo piece “I fought Piranhas” by the Polish choreographer and company director Maciej Kuźmiński was read like a feminist statement, danced viciously and with defiant anger by Monika Witkowska. Read whole review in German by Michael Scheiner from Mittelbayerishe Zeitung.
The rehearsals for the performance Midsummer Night Dream in BITEF theater in Belgrade have just began. Serbian premiere is planned for October 2018. The pre-premiere will take place on July 23 at the Tivat Summer Festival.
After the premiere, we invite you to the next presentations of the TWOOLS at Scapino Ballet Rotterdam. Among five others productions, it will be presented It’s Gonna Rain choreographed by Maciej Kuźmiński.
Selected out of over 300 entries from all over the world the solo show I Fought Piranhas pictures a woman tackling sexist social stereotypes.
This past Monday saw the beginning of rehearsals for TWOOLS, a new production developed at Scapino Ballet Rotterdam, one of Holland’s most famous dance theatres. The piece will premiere on 6 June 2018.
