On May 10, we invite you to an unforgettable event within the framework of the European Funds Days!
Programme of the evening:
8:00 pm
Join us for a unique performance of "Monolith" choreographed by Rainer Behr, an acclaimed creator and long-time member of Pina Bausch's Tanztheater Wuppertal company.
This is an international artistic project involving artists from Ukraine, Germany and Poland. The performance, inspired by the symbolism of the monolith from Stanley Kubrick's "A Space Odyssey" series, takes up the topical issue of the impact of digital technologies and AI on the experience of modern man.
The performance is a reflection of the impact of digital technologies and AI on the experience of modern man.
Hour 21:40 - "Backstage of EU projects" conversation
Join the discussion on Polish Dance Theater's experience in implementing EU cultural projects!
Among the guests: Iwona Pasinska (PTT director), Adriana Mikolajczak (PTT deputy director), Andrzej Kryczka (Dancing Histories project manager) and Aleksandra Brzezowska (Dancing Histories artistic director). Topics such as international dance productions, building the infrastructure of contemporary dance theaters, as well as unique performances inspired by the history of communities and the archaeology of places in Europe will be discussed.
At 10:30 pm - Night tour of the theater "Do ghosts live in the theater?".
Find out what the theater looks like after dark!
The guided night tour includes the Small Studio, Courtyard, storeroom, dressing rooms and many other nooks and crannies that only come alive at night.
A quiz with prizes is planned at the end.
Practical information:
Participation in all events is free.
Spectacle / tour: admission / registration required, please email bilety@ptt-poznan.pl.
If possible, please pick up your entrance tickets in advance, which will be available in paper form at the Polish Dance Theater headquarters from Wednesday, May 7, from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm.
Sightings in groups of 15-20 people every 20 minutes.
Registration mandatory, one group with English translation.
Tour times: 22.30, 22.50, 23.10 (group in English), 23.30, 23.50, 24.10, 00.30
Tour times.
Theater adapted for people with special needs (no architectural barriers, elevator access, induction loop, sign language interpretation).
TuTu art café, located at the headquarters of the Polish Dance Theater, open until the last participant.
Remember that the Polish Dance Theater did not have its own headquarters for years. The situation changed in 2017, when the institution won EU funding as part of the Wielkopolska Regional Operational Program 2014-2020. The project for the adaptation of the tenement house at 8 Taczaka St. in Poznań received the highest substantive assessment from the Board of the Wielkopolska Voivodeship, which made it possible to obtain more than PLN 8 million in EU funds. The local government of the Wielkopolska Voivodeship supported the project with nearly 13 million zlotys. The entire investment cost more than 21 million zlotys.
European Funds Days is a new edition of the existing European Funds Open Days campaign. The goal remains the same - to promote European Funds and the National Reconstruction Plan (NRP) through attractive, audience-engaging events. This will be an extraordinary opportunity to see projects that have received support from European Funds. The European Funds Days campaign is part of the #EUinmyregion campaign, implemented by the European Commission, which provides an opportunity to learn about the various projects that have been developed with EU funds.
More about the performance "Monolith"
