Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła returns to Teatr Barakah!
We invite you to celebrate the glorious unification of the Polish Jewish Republic!
📆 Saturday, September 14th at 7:00 PM
📍 Teatr BARAKAH | 28 Paulińska St., Kraków
🎫 Tickets available here: tinyurl.com/jpnzbarakah
🗣️ The performance is played in Polish with English subtitles.
🇵🇱 "Poland Is Not Yet Lost" is a satirical, futuristic vision of Polish reality, in which the State of Israel was destroyed and three million Jews returned to Poland. The Polish president is the famous actor Maciej Stuhr (played by the real Maciej Stuhr), whose decision to convert to Judaism inspired 4 million non-Jewish Poles to follow in his footsteps. Poland, a country currently inhabited by 7 million Jews, is on the eve of a referendum that will decide whether a new Jewish state will be established.
"Poland Is Not Yet Lost" is a provocation exploring the temptations and dangers of nationalism. Written, directed, and performed by Polish Jews: Dorota Abbe, born in Poland, and Michael Rubenfeld, born in Canada, who play versions of themselves in the show.
❓ The audience, gathered in the theater as if at a political rally, will be faced with a choice: should they vote for a bright future in the new Poland, for a world of equality for all?
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Script by: Michael Rubenfeld, Dorota Abbe
Directed by: Michael Rubenfeld, Dorota Abbe
Music: Marta Zalewska
Scenography and costumes: Monika Kufel
Director’s supervision: Michał Nowicki
Translation of the song lyrics to Yiddish: Philip Schwartz
Cast: Dorota Abbe, Maja Polka / Gabriela Szmel, Michael Rubenfeld
Producent: Anna Roszczyk
Participation in recordings: Małgorzata Łodej-Stachowiak, Andrzej Niemyt, Paweł Hadyński, Piotr Dąbrowski, Konrad Cichoń
Special guest (video): Maciej Stuhr
Video: Łukasz Gajdek, Łukasz Krawczyk
Move: Magda Niedzielska
Production: FestivALT
The event is co-organized with the BARAKAH Theatre and Na Marginesie Foundation.
The performance is carried out as part of the project "Rescue Memory - Activism, Arts and Public Remembrance", implemented by FestivALT with the support of the European Union under the Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values ​​(CERV) program.