MONODRAM | Jakub Snochowski | “Goldilocks”

MONODRAM | Jakub Snochowski | “Goldilocks”

Campaign “Childhood without violence”

November 22 (Sunday) 2026

7 p.m.

admission 25 PLN (on sale from November 2)

Zalesie Górne, Culture Club, 3 Biała Brzozy Street

Coordinator: Anna Jachowicz, tel. 500 162 993

“Goldilocks” — a play about hatred, memory and wounds that remain in a person

Is hatred, increasingly spreading in our reality, capable of permanently altering human DNA?

“Goldilocks” is an unusual stage event that combines Rude's personal history with sounds, memories, exclusion, injustice and an attempt to reckon with the past. It is a show about emotions, memory and the consequences of what happens to us in our relationships with other people.

Bob Dylan, Black Hole and Judas emerge from his subconscious mind — seemingly distant elements that become components of a strange chemical reaction. The result is a red-haired man in his fifties who carries within him a great need to patch up the wounds inflicted by life.

However, “Goldilocks” is not exclusively a story about him.

It's a show about us. About what we do to each other. About hatred that can stay in a person for a long time. About the experiences that shape our behaviors, relationships and the way we look at the world.

“Goldilocks” is a theatrical tale of memory, exclusion, harm and an attempt to regain oneself. It is an encounter with emotions that often remain unspoken, and the question of what remains in a person after the experience of hatred.

Is it possible to heal wounds that cannot be seen? Can a person free himself from what has been written in him by others?

“Goldilocks” is looking for answers — a play about man, memory and the traces that our experiences leave behind.

Word, clarinet, movement.

Premiere 6 June 2026

Duration 70 minutes

Age category 15+

Jakub Snochowski — author of spoken words

Michał Górczyński — clarinet, sounds, sometimes half-word

Izabela Chlewińska — the revival movement provoked

Sylwester Biraga — created the lights

Krzysiek Opaliński — caught the staff with a skilled eye

The play uses the font CourierPolski1941 by Tomasz Skowroński.

Event on FB: www.facebook.com/events/1775972836990057