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Artist

Agnieszka Fertała

Muzeum Emocji

The Museum of Emotions,
photo Andrzej Hajdasz

Muzeum Emocji
The Museum of Emotions,
photo Andrzej Hajdasz

Agnieszka Fertała is a dancer and choreographer, and a teacher of classical, modern jazz and folk dance. She is a graduate of the Secondary School of Ballet in Poznań, the Fryderyk Chopin Academy of Music in Warsaw and the Academy of Physical Education in Poznań. From 2001 to 2016, she was a dancer with the Polish Dance Theater. She has created such shows as ‘Sumo’, ‘3x3’ and ‘The Museum of Emotions’. Currently, she is associated with FerDance, a dance and ballet studio, and with the Rodlanie song and dance group.

Prizes

Olga Sławska-Lipczyńska Prize for the best graduate of the Poznań Ballet School
2001, Poznań
Award for the best contemporary choreography at the 7th National Competition Meetings of Young Dancers
2016, Poznań
Winner of the scholarship of the Marshal of the Wielkopolska Region in the field of culture
2020, Poznań
Performance

The Museum of Emotions

Company

Agnieszka Fertała

Credits

  • Andrzej Hajdasz Scenographer and photographer
  • Jacek Grzesiak Composer

Performance synopsis

‘The Museum of Emotions’ is a story about joy and despair, pride and sadness, persistence and passing, effort and satisfaction in a world of individual and universal values. The performance combines photography and dance, inviting you to a magical world of vivid images in which feelings reign. The creators focused on everyday life and tradition in relation to what is local and human, drawing from the cultural heritage of places near and far.

Duration40" Crew *3 Artists3
Premiere 2020-10-10, Zakrzewo
Audienceeveryone (regardless of age)

* cast plus technical support

Contact
Promotional details
  • The performance was produced with funds from the budget of the Wielkopolska Region
  • Co-organizer of the ‘Dom Polski’ show – Rodła Idea Center
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