Bogumiła Szaleńczyk

Bogumiła Szaleńczyk is a graduate of the Ballet School in Łódź and the University of Music in Warsaw, with a diploma in pedagogy and choreography. She has worked with Codarts, Salzburg Experimental, SEAD, Amsterdam Dance Centre, the E. Greco Ensemble and the Slovak Dance Theatre. In Greece, she staged the performance ‘What is Love’. She is associated with the Grand Theatre in Łódź as a dancer, where she staged the performance ‘The Way of Life’.

EVENTS

Bogumiła Szaleńczyk

2017, Minsk

Bogumiła Szaleńczyk

2015, Amsterdam

Bogumiła Szaleńczyk

2014, Hague

Bogumiła Szaleńczyk

2009, Prague

Bogumiła Szaleńczyk

2009, Szczecin

Bogumiła Szaleńczyk

2007, Salzburg

Bogumiła Szaleńczyk

2007, Poznan

Bogumiła Szaleńczyk

2006, Warsaw

Bogumiła Szaleńczyk

2006, Rotterdam

Bogumiła Szaleńczyk

2005, Bratislava

PRIZES

Gdańsk, 2017

Ballet Master and Teacher PrizeBallet Master and Teacher Prize

Gdańsk, 2017

ZAiKS Prize for Best Choreography ZAiKS Prize for Best Choreography

Łódź, 2012

Prize for Choreography at the V National National Young Dancers’ Ballet MeetingPrize for Choreography at the V National National Young Dancers’ Ballet Meeting

Gdańsk, 2011

ZAiKS Prize for Best Choreography ZAiKS Prize for Best Choreography

Chania, 2009

Prize for ‘What is Love’ at the Contemporary Dance FestivalPrize for ‘What is Love’ at the Contemporary Dance Festival

Heraklion, 2009

Choregraphy Prize for ‘Once Upon a Time’ Choregraphy Prize for ‘Once Upon a Time’

Gdańsk, 2008

Prize for Best Choreography at the National Ballet CompetitionPrize for Best Choreography at the National Ballet Competition

Gdańsk, 2008

Prize for Best Choreography at the National Ballet CompetitionPrize for Best Choreography at the National Ballet Competition

Performance

The Way of Life

Company

Bogumiła Szaleńczyk
  • Bogumiła SzaleńczykChoreographer
  • Anna ChadajCostumes
  • Krzysztof NiemczyckiProjections
  • Sławomir KowalczykLighting

Performance synopsis

The performance explores people, conflicts and problems of life. It encourages reflexion and analysis. It is built using projections, which makes it modern, attractive and also appealing for teenage audiences. It has strong aesthetic and emotional values; it is memorable and makes you want to watch it again. The story keeps the viewer in suspense and concentration. The movement, dynamics, music and changes of action keep the audience focussed throughout the performance, evoking great emotion.

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Duration 40 Crew * 65 Artists 47
Premiere 24/03/2018 , Łódź
Audience everyone
Warnings
  • none

* cast plus technical support

Contact

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