Teatr im. Wojciecha Bogusławskiego, Municipal theater in Kalisz, Poland.
The Teatr im. Wojciecha Bogusławskiego is a theater building in Kalisz with two separate performance venues for different production formats. The main stage and a smaller chamber stage allow for both large-scale and intimate performances.
The building opened in 1936 and has served as a permanent cultural venue in the city ever since. Its architectural quality led to monument status, which underscores its historical importance for the region.
The theater takes its name from a prominent Polish actor and presents a wide range of productions from classical works to contemporary pieces. Visitors can experience how the stages blend different artistic styles that shape the cultural life of the city.
The venue is easily accessible and offers visitors clear orientation with designated areas for both performance spaces. Most shows take place in the evening, so plan your visit according to your schedule.
The theater was named after one of the most influential reformers of Polish drama in the 18th century. This choice reflects recognition of its artistic tradition and place in Polish theater history.
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