TEATR na BRUKU

About Theatre

TEATR NA BRUKU is a private professional theatre company created in 1992 by Bogdan Michalewski (who graduated from the Theatre Academy in Wrocław) and Marek Oliwa (who graduated from the Theatre Academy in Cracow).

The company was formed as a response to the lack of interesting culture and art. And to show theatre really can be useful, and can be presented anywhere. Our open air performances are very popular. TEATR NA BRUKU specializes in performances, which reveal aspects of the world we live in, through the world of the silent cinema. Using slapstic, burlesque and improvisation, TEATR NA BRUKU denounces the absurd mechanismes of our surroundings and our lives.

TEATR NA BRUKU uses no spoken language and appeals to all agesregardless of language and color.
The company has performed throughout Poland and abroad in Austria, Czech Republic, Denmark and Germany. It has appeared in major festivals such as Jelenia Gora, Warsaw, Innsbruck, Dresden, Feldkirch... and the Days of Polish Culture festival in Hannover and in Brno, The British Days in Poznan and celebration 2000 anniversary of Gdansk. The company has received prizes and critical praise for their work.

Both the founders of TEATR NA BRUKU have great experience in presenting workshops.
Until this time The company realized the following performances: in the style of the silent cinema – „Charlie Dishwasher”, „Bongo and Congo”, „ A Photographer”, „Charlie and Magic Band”, „Bongo as a Shop Assistant”, „Charlie as an Olympic Participant” – there is a great open air event performed in stadiums, streets and parks, a play with text: „The Party” by Sławomir Mrożek, „The Parades” by Jan Potocki, in cooperation with theaters: KALONG and Te-O-Ka „The squalid bird of the night” according to J. Donoso - „El obsceno pajaro de la noche” and F. Goya de Lucientes - „Caprichos”; Blessed Czeslaw – Patron of the City; Luckyman; Building the City of Dreams, Theatrical Workshops, Meeting with TNB, Educational – Artistic Performances of The Theatre “Teatr Na Bruku” (‘The Theatre On The Pavement”), etc.

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