Informal Group
Kuźmiński /Bargetto with Rozbark Theatre

Plateau,
photo Aleksander Joachimiak, Teatr Rozbark
photo Aleksander Joachimiak, Teatr Rozbark
Independent choreographer, international dance pedagogue, architect and director of the Polish Dance Network. Kuźmiński’s works have been presented over 160 times in 20 countries since 2014. Award recipient at international competitions in Stuttgart, Hannover, Belgrade and Gdańsk. In recent years, a guest choreographer of Scapino Ballet Rotterdam, Polish Dance Theatre and Regensburg Tanz or Teatr Rozbark. He also choreographs degree performances for ArtEZ in Arnhem and Trinity Laban in London.
Performance
Plateau
Company
Teatr Rozbark
Credits
- Maciej Kuźmiński Choreography and music
- Paul Bargetto Direction and dramaturgy
- Ilona Binarsch Scenography, costume, poster
- Paweł Murlik Lighting design
- Marta and Paul Bargetto Texts
- Monika Witkowska Ceation & performance #Poland
- Karolina Kardasz Creation & performance #Brand
- Oscar Mafa Creation & performance #King
- Wojciech Kozak Creation & performance #Queen
- Paweł Kozłowski Creation & performance #Chameleon
- Alexey Torgunakov Creation & performance #BlackDog
Performance synopsis
Plateau is a dance-theatre collaboration from choreographer Maciej Kuźmiński and director Paul Bargetto. This performance – extremely funny, controversial and partly censored – explores the shattered reality of contemporary Poland, set against a backdrop of surveillance capitalism, conspiracy theory and religious fanaticism. With a mix of high theory and absurd humour, the piece probes deeply into traumas and taboos to reveal a nation in the middle of a nervous breakdown.
Duration100" | Crew *9 | Artists6 |
Premiere 2019-03-23, Bytom | ||
Audienceeveryone (regardless of age) | ||
Warnings
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* cast plus technical support
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