Vapor

Mickiewicz became a vampire and lived at Zbawiciela Square

The performance is based on the novel by Grzegorz Uzdański, nominated for Passports “Polityka” and written mostly with thirteen speakers. The hero is Adam Mickiewicz himself — not as a national poet from monuments, but as a vampire who came to live in modern Warsaw! In the trendy area of Zbawiciela Square, Mickiewicz's roommates are Marta and Łukasz, a couple experiencing a relationship crisis. During the day, the Vampire hides in a closet from the deadly sun, and at night he steals blood from the hospital dump. Does the leading creator of Polish romanticism still have the power to save the relationship of metropolitan 30-year-olds?

You can find the warnings about the content of this show (so-called trigger warnings) HERE [LINK]. We play the show in the space of Bistro Sirena. The seats in the audience are unnumbered. The opening of the auditorium and the beginning of the taking of seats begins 30 minutes before the performance. The action of the show revolves around the spectators, so we encourage you to turn around in the chairs, get up and even move around the room.