VERY VERY HAMLET

2026 VERY VERY HAMLET Since time immemorial, hundreds, thousands and millions of bodies have embodied the iconic figure of Hamlet. Each successive incarnation leaves its mark, but also dilutes the original. ‘Very Very Hamlet’ is a gothic-trash time capsule in which Hamlet’s body undergoes a performative autopsy. In the classic “Hamlet”, corpses pile up thick […]
VERY IBSEN

2025 VERY IBSEN A black comedy with elements of Scandinavian horror. Characters drawn from the universe of the iconic Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen come together following the death of their father. These are the classic figures of family drama: mother, daughter, son, wife, husband. The starting point for the production is not the author’s specific […]
VERY CHEAP

2024 VERY CHEAP This is the third and final part of the ‘Very’ trilogy, following ‘Very Funny’ and ‘Very Sad’. A theatrical cabaret treatise on the paradoxes of capitalism and the price of art, in which freelance artists don the masks of Shakespearean – and other – sex workers. Both art and sex work, despite […]
VERY SAD

2024 VERY SAD If, once you’re in your thirties or forties, you wake up in the morning and nothing hurts, it means you’re not alive. We may be more or less healthy, but year after year, each of us at a different pace, we experience the passage of time first-hand every single day. We live […]
THE YEARS

2025 THE YEARS “To salvage something from a time that will never be again.” Annie Ernaux Drawing on photographs and film footage, memories and notes, words, jokes, sayings and advertising slogans, melodies, fashion and furniture, smells and objects, Annie Ernaux evokes years gone by. In this way, she records her life – our life, life […]
VERY Trilogy at the Fringe

Our “VERY” trilogy – “Very Funny”, “Very Sad” and “Very Cheap” – will be performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. We’ll be performing at The Space from 10 to 15 August. We can’t wait.
Interview in “Teatr”

The May issue of the monthly magazine “Teatr” features a comprehensive article by Anna Pajęcka on the artistic vision of the theater language that Dominika Knapik creates with Patrycja Kowańska.
Rehearsals Begin at the Jaracz Theatre for “Now, Right Away, All at Once”

I’ll soon be starting rehearsals for the play “Now, Right Away, All at Once” at the Jaracz Theatre in Łódź. The theme will be neurodiversity. Premiere on 9 October! Team: Knapik/Kowańska/Lechowicz/Macher/Hegab
Kreatura Foundation Receives OFF POLSKA Grant

Once again, through our KREATURA FOUNDATION, we have secured a grant from “OFF POLSKA”, this time for the production “Fidgets”. The premiere will take place at Komuna Warszawa on 12 October…
Very Ibsen at KONTAKT

This coming Tuesday, 2 June, “Very Ibsen” will be performing at the prestigious KONTAKT Festival, alongside some excellent company. We can’t wait!