The Odniki Cultural Centers and Theater Alchemy invite you to attend a theater lesson by Professor Miroslav Kogor “Theater of Things”.

The professor puts forward the thesis that things dominate us, and that the technological revolution has only escalated the presence of things in our lives. Things are not only in the environment, in the world. Where we live, they fill our apartments, but they are also in our bodies. What is crucial in this new theater of things is the ultimate recognition of the efficacy of things.

Professor Miroslav Cukur is a theater director, historian and theater theorist. He is a lecturer at the University of Wroclaw and the Academy of Theater Arts (branch in Wroclaw), and is Director of the Institute for Cultural Studies at the University of Wroclaw. He designed and built bridges in the Carpathian foothills, participated in Jerzy Grotowski’s laboratory theater projects, was artistic director of Teatr Drugie Studio Wrocławskie (1987-1990) and director of the international art festival “Broken Walls” in California (1991). In 2005, he was awarded a Fulbright Foundation scholarship. He supervised and gave lectures in Poland, Switzerland, Italy, Great Britain, Greece and the United States. Publishing “Theater of Ancient Greece” (2001, individual award from the Ministry of National Education and Sports and “Lower Silesian Diamond of the Year”), “On the Power of Theater. Actors and Spectators in Ancient Rome” (2005, Wojciech Bogusławski Prize), “The second birth of theatre.” Anglo-Saxon Monks Performances (2010), theater without a stage. Performances in East Anglia in the Late Middle Ages” (2012) and “Theater Sources” (2013).

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The lesson will be available on December 14th at noon. 12.00 on pages www.alchemiateatralna.plAnd www.sok.com.pland the Facebook and YouTube channel of the Świdnica Cultural Center.

Co-financed by the Minister of Culture, National Heritage and Sports from the Culture Promotion Fund – State Special Purpose Fund.

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