Performance “Rajza do nikaj” — Theatre of the Unbelievable

Rajza do nikaj is an extremely moving story about the difficult and tragic fate of the Silesian population in the first half of the 20th century. Banhof in Pyskowice was one of the largest and strategically important railway junctions in Europe during the Second World War. He was a silent witness to the joy of greeting, sad farewells and tragic events that were erased from the pages of history for many years. An elderly lady named Olga is walking around the modern Pyskovych railway station. Painful memories come back. Olga decides to tell everything she remembers from that period of her life. She was born in Peiskretscham, in 1921. She came from a family of railroad workers. She spent her childhood and youth on the banhof. Thanks to her memoirs, we travel back in time to the years 1921 — 1946 to see firsthand how our tragic history of Ślōn unfolded.

To make the story sound as real as possible, the characters of the show speak mainly in Silesian language, and the props and costume are for the most part original exhibits from the period.

screenplay and director: Agata Przewieźlik

translation of Silesian parties: Rafał Szyma

Starring: Hanna Szczesna — Kozik, Julia Kamińska, Daniel Misiak, Mariola Szczurek, Ewa Milewska, Żaneta Kiełczewska, Aneta Langfort, Roland Skubala, Barbara Skawinska, Janusz Mańka, Małgorzata Diduszko, Jadwiga Przybilo, Sławomir Rosowski.