Theatre of Polish Classics
Old New Pastoralka
The creative torment of God who created the world; shepherds going to Bethlehem via Wieliczka and Skalmierz; Herod trying to bribe death with posts in his administration... All these are folk ideas about sacred history from Old Polish nativity scenes. Often considered naive or downright primitive, they are surprisingly accurate and true, and are a testament to the thought and spirit of our ancestors — their piety and frivolity, their inner fervor and common sense, seriousness and wit. Where do sacrum and profane mix with such grace? Only in the nativity scene!
The Theatre of Polish Classics invites you to caroling together, to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Polish holidays, to laugh together, but also to reflect on the state of our community. Musical setting prepared by the outstanding instrumentalist Maria Pomianowska.
“Thank you for the Christmas carol, we wish you good luck this New Year!”
CAST: Carols 1/Angel 1 — Marta Dylewska Angel 2/Death — Justyna Fabisiak Kolesniczka 2/Eve/Mary/Angel 3 — Natalia Gadomska Karczmarka/Boy/Sybilla/Herodowa — Agata Piotrowska-Mastalerz Kolesnik 2/Józef — Henryk Gołębiewski Prologus/Żyzy Dariusz Kowalski Korydon/Kasper — Robert Latusek Goliath/Cossack — Paul Lipnicki God/Boy/Bartos/Herod — Andrzej Mastalerz Devil/Archangel Gabriel/David/Żaczek — Filip Orliński Kolesnik 1/Adam/Chleburad/Melchior — Ksawery Szlenkier Szlachcic/Dameta/Baltazar — Bartosz Turzyński Turon/Soldier/Sylvan — Maciej Wyczański Archangel Michael/Mascibrzuch — Leszek Zdun
DIRECTORS: Director: Jerzy Machowski Screenplay: Jerzy Machowski Set design and costumes: Aleksandra Reda Musical elaboration/biłgorajska suk/fidel przocka: Maria Pomianowska Choreography: Jarosław Staniek Accordion: Piotr Kopietz Percussion: Wojciech Lubertowicz
Warmińsko-Mazurska Filharmonia
Theatre of Polish Classics — Stara-Nowa Pastorałka
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The creative torment of God who created the world; shepherds going to Bethlehem via Wieliczka and Skalmierz; Herod trying to bribe death with posts in his administration... All these are folk ideas about sacred history from Old Polish nativity scenes. Often considered naive or downright primitive, they are surprisingly accurate and true, and are a testament to the thought and spirit of our ancestors — their piety and frivolity, their inner fervor and common sense, seriousness and wit. Where do sacrum and profane mix with such grace? Only in the nativity scene!
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