TEATRZYK ZIELONA GĘŚ - BY KONSTANTY ILDEFONS GAŁCZYŃSKI

Teatrzyk Zielona Gęś is a unique work in the history of Polish literature. Consisting of over 160 dramatic miniatures, this work is characterized by grotesque wit and absurd humor. It is a distorted mirror of genre scenes from post-war Poland and the history of human culture, where grotesque characters reflect the flaws of Poles, such as the sincere young man Alojzy Gżegżółka, the poet Hermenegilda Kociubińska, or the prodigy Piekielny Piotruś.

• Unique humor and grotesque
• Over 160 dramatic miniatures
• Critical look at post-war Poland
• Grotesque characters reflecting Polish flaws
• Reading for secondary schools

Printed in the weekly "Przekrój" in the years 1946-1950, Teatrzyk Zielona Gęś has seen numerous theater and cabaret productions. The work has been repeatedly published in book form, becoming an important element of Polish culture. Its universal message and timeless humor make it a reading that is still relevant and willingly read by subsequent generations.

Siedmioróg Publishing House presents a new edition of this cult work, preserving the original text and characteristic style. The paperback book, with 412 pages in 206x147 mm format, is the ideal way to get to know or remember this extraordinary work. The year of publication 2024 guarantees a fresh look at the classic of Polish literature.

Teatrzyk Zielona Gęś is not only a collection of funny scenes, but also a deep reflection on the human and social condition. Through grotesque and absurdity, Gałczyński unmasks flaws and weaknesses, forcing us to think and laugh at the same time. It is a must-read for anyone who appreciates intelligent humor and literature with a message.

We invite you to read this unique work, which has permanently entered the canon of Polish literature. Teatrzyk Zielona Gęś guarantees unforgettable experiences and great fun, and at the same time an opportunity to reflect on the reality that surrounds us. Discover the world of grotesque characters and absurd situations that have forever changed the face of Polish humor.