Kana Theatre

Kana Theatre operates within a former masonic lodge, housing multiple performance spaces including a main stage seating 311 people and smaller venues for experimental work. The building contains three distinct performance areas featuring an adaptable small stage for 120 spectators and an intimate configuration with tables accommodating 80 viewers.

Founded in 1946 following World War II, the venue underwent major restoration in 2023 to return it to its original 1928 architectural style created by Adolf Thesmacher. This work brought the building back to its earlier appearance after decades of operation.

The theater presents classical and modern performances, staging both Polish and international dramas along with musical shows and cabaret acts that draw audiences from across the region.

The venue is accessible with different entry points leading to its various performance areas within the building. Visitors should note that each space has different seating arrangements and atmospheres, so arriving early to familiarize yourself with the layout is helpful.

The building originally served as a masonic lodge, a detail still evident in its architectural features that give the space a distinctive character. This repurposing of a former ritual site into a cultural venue reflects how the city has transformed itself over time.