15th Divine Comedy International Theatre Festival
Wednesday, December 7, 2022 - Friday, December 16, 2022
Łaźnia Nowa Theatre
os. Szkolne 25
The Łaźnia Nowa is a venue for unconventional productions, concerts, meetings, and happenings...
The best known, most interesting and most controversial spectacles of the past year… Throughout the decade of its existence, the Divine Comedy Festival has become one of the most important theatre events in Poland, by giving Cracovian stages to visionary artists, sensitive to social phenomena and keen to respond to the changing reality.
Performances are divided into three streams: Inferno (best Polish spectacles of last year), Paradiso (for up-and-coming directors) and Purgatorio (Poland’s premieres). It’s no wonder, then, that the festival is a major celebration of Polish theatre, with all performances filled to the brim with devoted audiences. The festival was founded in 2008 as a result of a collaboration between the KBF and the Łaźnia Nowa Theatre.
More information soon.
Łaźnia Nowa Theatre
os. Szkolne 25
The Łaźnia Nowa is a venue for unconventional productions, concerts, meetings, and happenings that bring together artistic and community-based activity. The main organiser of the Boska Komedia / Divine Comedy festival.
One of the latest arrivals on the Kraków theatre scene, the Łaźnia Nowa (literally ‘the New Baths’) has operated at osiedle Szkolne in Nowa Huta since 2005. Besides theatre performances, it is a venue of concerts, meetings, happenings, and projects combining artistic and community-based activity, that frequently go beyond the space of the theatre. The Łaźnia Nowa is a member of the Trans Europe Halles international association gathering institutions operating in post-industrial spaces, and is the organiser of the Boska Komedia / Divine Comedy International Theatre Festival.
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