Tuesday, 31st March
Domek Romański
1 pm Opening of Maurizio Buscarino exhibition

Wrocławski Teatr Lalek
3 pm EUROPE THEATRE PRIZE
Greetings and Welcome
followed by
An Eye on Poland
Acting Before and After Grotowski - Part I
Colloquium organised by the International Association of Theatre Critics
in collaboration with IATC Polish section and the Grotowski Institute
Chaired by Kalina Stefanova, Director of the Seminars IATC (Bulgaria) and Tomasz Milkowski, President of the Polish section IATC, editor-in-chief quarterly Yorick (Poland)
Keynote speakers:
Nina Kiraly, Professor, University of Budapest (Hungary); Maja Komorowska Actress, Professor Theatre Academy, Warsaw; Barbara Osterloff, Professor Theatre Academy, Warsaw (Poland); Andrzej Żurowski, Professor Pomeranian Academy – Director of the Theatre Department (Poland)
Speakers:
Mark Brown critic, Sunday Herald, professor, University of Strathclyde and Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama (Great Britain); Ludwik Flaszen, critic, theoretician, co- creator theatre Laboratory (Poland); Jaroslaw Fret, director of Grotowski Instiutute, (Poland); Krzysztof Kucharski, journalist, reviewer Polska Gazeta Wrocławska (Poland); Kwok-Kan Tam, Chair Professor and Dean of Arts & Social Sciences The Open University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong); Kohjin Nishido journalist, Asahi Shimbun Theatre Arts, (Japan); Brigitte Purkhardt writer, member of the Québec Association of Theatre Critics, Critic for Cahiers de Théâtre Jeu (Canada); Joanna Puzyna-Chojka, Polish Philology Institute, University of Gdańsk (Poland)

8 pm An Eye on Poland
Mozart listy pisze (Mozart Writes Letters)
directed by Krzysztof Grębski
running time: 50 minutes
performed in English

Teatr Polski, Scena na Świebodzkim
9.30 pm An Eye on Poland
Lincz: Pani Aoi. Wachlarz. Szafa (Lynching:
The Lady Aoi. The Fan. The Wardrobe)
directed by Agnieszka Olsten
running time: 105 minutes, no intermission
performed in Polish with surtitles in English

Wednesday, 1st April
Wrocławski Teatr Lalek
9 am An Eye on Poland
Acting Before and After Grotowski - Part II
IATC seminar
11 am Launch of the IATC book
Theatre and Humanism in a World of Violence
edited by Ian Herbert and Kalina Stefanova

11.30 am EUROPE PRIZE NEW THEATRICAL REALITIES
Conference and meeting with François Tanguy and the Théâtre du Radeau
Curator: Antonio Attisani, Professor of History of theatre, University of Turin, writer (Italy)
Contributors in alphabetical order:
Jean-Paul Manganaro, Professor Université de Lille, writer and translator (Italy); Bruno Tackels, philosopher, essayist and critic (France)

Wytwórnia Filmów Fabularnych Studio B
4 pm EUROPE THEATRE PRIZE
Factory 2
a collective fantasy inspired by the work of Andy Warhol
directed by Krystian Lupa
running time: about 8 hours, with intermission
performed in Polish with surtitles in English

Thursday, 2nd April
Wrocławski Teatr Lalek
9.30 am EUROPE THEATRE PRIZE
Symposium on Krystian Lupa – Part I
Curators: Piotr Gruszczyński, critic, dramaturg (Poland); Grzegorz Niziołek, critic, Professor, Jagiellonian University (Poland)
Contributors, in alphabetical order:
Georges Banu, Professor Sorbonne Nouvelle, essayist (France); Roberto Canziani, critic Piccolo and Hystrio (Italy); Aleksander Chepurov, Vice-director for artistic and research programmes, Alexandrinsky National Theatre St. Petersburg (Russia); Thomas Sellar, theatre critic, editor Theater magazine, Yale University (USA); Joanna Targoń, theatre critic (Poland)
followed by
Presentation of the film
Kalkwerk, directed by Krystian Lupa.
Polish Audiovisual Publishers