Polish Theatre in Warsaw, Theatrical troupe in Warsaw, Poland
The Polish Theatre is a theatrical company in Warsaw that operates multiple performance spaces within its building. Its programme includes traditional stage productions alongside experimental work throughout the year.
Arnold Szyfman founded the theatre in 1913 as a platform for dramatic arts. It survived numerous political upheavals throughout the 20th century in Poland.
The theatre stages works by classical Polish authors alongside international pieces and productions by contemporary playwrights. Visitors encounter a mix of established classics and newer artistic experiments on stage.
Performances take place mainly in the evenings, with productions presented by core ensemble members and visiting performers. Visitors should expect different performance spaces within the building, as shows rotate across multiple venues.
The institution received the Work Flag Order First Class award for its contributions to performing arts. The building dates from its founding year of 1913 and remains in use for performances today.
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