Move On Together Israeli Way – israeli movement techniques workshops: Israeli Folk Dance – run by: Natalia Hakenberg and Miriam Hakenberg |PL|
Israeli Folk Dance being danced by barefoot, jumping and running people, reflect feelings of coming back to homeland. Israeli folk dances has been created through a mixture of cultures to bind people together and unite them with Israel’s identity. They become a symbol of pioneers happiness during their hardships.
 | Natalia and Miriam Hakenberg – Miriam and Natalia started their adventure with Israeli dances in 2002 in “Snunit” – the Israeli Dance Group in Warsaw. They fully discovered the connecting nature of Israeli folk by dancing in Poland and abroad. Over time, Israeli dances have become their hobby and a life passion that they want to share with people, their favorite aspect of it is the experience of unity and fellowship with other dancers. They completed instructor training at Tel Aviv University. Since 2013, they have been organizing the Festival of Israeli Dance and Culture “Polin Rokedet – Roztańczona Polska”. |
The Fryderyk Chopin University of Music, Okólnik 2 St., rhythmics room
Duration: about 2 hours
Charge admission – https://competit.pl/w/2488/
Note: parents with children (free entry for children up to 10 years old) and people 60 years of age are welcome
Supporting event organized by Move On Together Israeli Way in cooperation with Nevatim – Jewish Agency in Berlin and the Hillel Polska Foundation
Move On Together Israeli Way – israeli movement techniques workshops: Israeli Folk Dance – run by: Natalia Hakenberg and Miriam Hakenberg |PL|
Israeli Folk Dance being danced by barefoot, jumping and running people, reflect feelings of coming back to homeland. Israeli folk dances has been created through a mixture of cultures to bind people together and unite them with Israel’s identity. They become a symbol of pioneers happiness during their hardships.
| Natalia and Miriam Hakenberg – Miriam and Natalia started their adventure with Israeli dances in 2002 in “Snunit” – the Israeli Dance Group in Warsaw. They fully discovered the connecting nature of Israeli folk by dancing in Poland and abroad. Over time, Israeli dances have become their hobby and a life passion that they want to share with people, their favorite aspect of it is the experience of unity and fellowship with other dancers. They completed instructor training at Tel Aviv University. Since 2013, they have been organizing the Festival of Israeli Dance and Culture “Polin Rokedet – Roztańczona Polska”. |
The Fryderyk Chopin University of Music, Okólnik 2 St., rhythmics room
Duration: about 2 hours
Charge admission – https://competit.pl/w/2488/
Note: parents with children (free entry for children up to 10 years old) and people 60 years of age are welcome
Supporting event organized by Move On Together Israeli Way in cooperation with Nevatim – Jewish Agency in Berlin and the Hillel Polska Foundation
Family music workshops: “Sing bird, sing” – hosted by: Nataliya Utesheva Kasyanchyk |UA|
The program includes:
– the Hassidic nigun (a prayer without words)
– the old folk songs in Polish and Ukrainian: lullabies about love and motherhood, songs about life and people’s view of the world”
Yiddish Cultural Center, 15 Andersa St.
To register, please write to: ckj@jidysz.org.pl, number of participants is limited
“Philosophical collages” – art workshops for children and teenagers (age: 12+)
Hosted by: Julia Szawiel and Alicja Balcerak
Yiddish Cultural Center, 15 Andersa St.
To register, please write to: ckj@jidysz.org.pl, number of participants is limited
Interactive performance for children “Ukrainian Fairy Plays”, directed by: Ałła Kosach-Denysiuk
This interactive performance for children was conceived by the director of the Jewish Theater, Gołda Tencer, and prepared by two Ukrainian artists: Alla Kosach-Denysiuk, an actress and director from the Jewish Theater in Kyiv, and Nataliia Utesheva, an artist from the Academic Song and Dance Ensemble “Podillya” of the Vinnytsia Philharmonic, who is responsible for the musical setting of the show.
Written and directed by: Ałła Kosach-Denysiuk, music and arrangements: Nataliya Utesheva Kasyanchyk, stage and costumes designed by: Ewa Łaniecka
Cast: Małgorzata Majewska, Małgorzata Trybalska, Joanna Rzączyńska, Piotr Siwek, Roman Skorovskyy, Natalia Mazur, Ihor Mazur
In June, this performance was staged in more than a dozen temporary residence centers for refugees from Ukraine.
The Summer Stage of the Jewish Theater, 35 Senatorska St.
Free admission
The show will be presented in Ukrainian and Polish
Supporting event organized by the Jewish Theater in Warsaw
The workshops presenting the Jewish cut-out
The workshops for children, 7-11 years old and their parents/guardians, hosted by: Aleksandra Karkowska-Rogińska
The Museum of Warsaw Praga District, 50/52 Targowa St.
Entry: 10 PLN/person, duration: 2 hours
Supporting event organized by the Museum of Warsaw Praga District
Stage show for children: “A Cheating Flea” based on Jan Brzechwa’s work, directed by Małgorzata Majewska, Joanna Rzączyńska, Małgorzata Trybalska
Stage design: Ewa Łaniecka
Cast: Małgorzata Majewska, Joanna Rzączyńska, Małgorzata Trybalska
The Summer Stage of the Jewish Theatre, 35 Senatorska St.
Free entry upon confirmation between 3 and 19 August in the Festival Office at 35 Senatorska St., phone: +48 578 550 797, +48 576 044 547 Senatorska St.; seats are not numbered
Duration 60 minutes
11.00-18.00
“DOIKAJT – DI JIDISZE KULTUR DO UN ICT – YIDDISH CULTURE HERE AND NOW” – OPEN DAY of Yiddish Cultural Center
Program:
11:00-13:00 “Szpil un farwajlung, i.e. Games and plays of the Jewish children” – a movement and art workshop for children and teenagers (8-16 years old)
Hosted by: Dominika Ludwig and Karo Wegner
Supporting event. Co-funded by the Minister of Interior and Administration
12:00-13:00 “Szolem-alejchem! Alejchem-sholem!” – demonstrative lesson of Yiddish
Hosted by: Karolina Szymaniak
13:15-14:15 “Bruchim Ha-Baim” – first steps into Hebrew
Hosted by: Regina Gromacka
14:30-17:30 “Lomir heftn cuzamen! Sztikeraj workshop – a tapestry embroidery workshop
Hosted by: Ula Mierzwa and Monika Pitera
15:00-17:30 Ginczanka vs Tuwim – creative writing workshop with Grzegorz Uzdański
Hosted by: Grzegorz Uzdański
16:00-18:00 City walk: “About the residents of Krochmalna Street”
Hosted by: Piotr Hummel
Meeting point: by Kościuszko monument at Żelaznej Bramy square
Yiddish Cultural Center, 15 Andersa St.
Registration, available until 19 August, is required for all Open Day events organized by the Yiddish Cultural Center, please write to: ckj@jidysz.org.pl, the number of participants is limited
| Welcome to the ŻUO – JEWISH OPEN UNIVERSITY class. ŻUO means interdisciplinary classes for everyone interested in the Jewish culture! You can sign up for the next semester’s classes now. Subject: MASCULINITY/FEMINITY – the starting point for the reflections on those categories in the context of the Jewish culture will be the analysis of traditional models of social roles of women and men to face their transgressions and transformations in the perspectives that include queer and psychoanalysis as well as in the context of Biblical references, literature, art, and history. Registration: zuo@jidysz.org.pl |
Performance: “PAN KLEKS ACADEMY” based on Jan Brzechwa’s work, directed by MICHAŁ BUSZEWICZ | The Jewish Theatre in Warsaw
Adapted for the stage and directed by: Michał Buszewicz, dramaturgy cooperation: Witold Mrozek, music: Aleksandra Gryka, stage, costumes and lights designed and directed by: Anna Met, choreography: Katarzyna Sikora
Cast: Adaś Niezgódka – Daniel “Czacza” Antoniewicz, Barber Filip – Ryszard Kluge, Asia / Queen – Joanna Rzączyńska, Aaron / Shrunk Mr. Kleks – Dominik Rybiałek, Apolonia / Lady-in-waiting – Izabella Rzeszowska, Anatol/ The little match girl – Wanda Siemaszko, Mr. Kleks – Piotr Siwek, Alojzy – Barbara Szeliga, Princess Frogg – Gołda Tencer, Anka – Małgorzata Trybalska, Starling Mateusz – Jerzy Walczak, Doctor Pai Chi Wo / Engineer Bogumił Kopeć / Andersen – Marek Węglarski, Andre / King – Piotr Wiszniowski
photo Magda Hueckel
The Large Stage of the Jewish Theatre, the Club of the Command of Garrison in Warsaw, 141a Niepodległości Ave.
Tickets: 60/50 PLN, purchases available at: www.ebilet.pl, www.teatr-zydowski.art.pl, in the Audience Office, phone no. +48 22 526 20 34; +48 22 850 64 50 or 51 and in the Jewish Theatre box offices at 35 Senatorska St., phone: +48 22 850 64 35 or in the Club of the Command of Garrison in Warsaw, 141a Niepodległości Ave., phone no.: +48 22 850 56 56 (for more details, please visit www.teatr-zydowski.art.pl); this show is suitable for audiences 10 years old and older
Supporting event organized by the Jewish Theatre in Warsaw
Performance: “PAN KLEKS ACADEMY” based on Jan Brzechwa’s work, directed by MICHAŁ BUSZEWICZ | The Jewish Theatre in Warsaw
Adapted for the stage and directed by: Michał Buszewicz, dramaturgy cooperation: Witold Mrozek, music: Aleksandra Gryka, stage, costumes and lights designed and directed by: Anna Met, choreography: Katarzyna Sikora
Cast: Adaś Niezgódka – Daniel “Czacza” Antoniewicz, Barber Filip – Ryszard Kluge, Asia / Queen – Joanna Rzączyńska, Aaron / Shrunk Mr. Kleks – Dominik Rybiałek, Apolonia / Lady-in-waiting – Izabella Rzeszowska, Anatol/ The little match girl – Wanda Siemaszko, Mr. Kleks – Piotr Siwek, Alojzy – Barbara Szeliga, Princess Frogg – Gołda Tencer, Anka – Małgorzata Trybalska, Starling Mateusz – Jerzy Walczak, Doctor Pai Chi Wo / Engineer Bogumił Kopeć / Andersen – Marek Węglarski, Andre / King – Piotr Wiszniowski
photo Magda Hueckel
The Large Stage of the Jewish Theatre, the Club of the Command of Garrison in Warsaw, 141a Niepodległości Ave.
Tickets: 60/50 PLN, purchases available at: www.ebilet.pl, www.teatr-zydowski.art.pl, in the Audience Office, phone no. +48 22 526 20 34; +48 22 850 64 50 or 51 and in the Jewish Theatre box offices at 35 Senatorska St., phone: +48 22 850 64 35 or in the Club of the Command of Garrison in Warsaw, 141a Niepodległości Ave., phone no.: +48 22 850 56 56 (for more details, please visit www.teatr-zydowski.art.pl); this show is suitable for audiences 10 years old and older
Supporting event organized by the Jewish Theatre in Warsaw
