LEGEND OF GRZEGORZEWSKI EWA BUŁHAK

Discover the fascinating map of Jerzy Grzegorzewski's performances in a collection of sketches by Ewa Bułhak. It is an insightful look at the director's theatrical work, full of detailed observations and profound analyses. Transport yourself to the world of vibrant scenes and theatrical sequences, supported by contemporary reflection.

• Detailed map of Jerzy Grzegorzewski's performances
• Insightful look at the director's theatrical work
• By Ewa Bułhak, the guardian of Grzegorzewski's work
• Engaging description of vibrant scenes and sequences
• Reflection developed from a contemporary perspective
• Archiving and presentation of Grzegorzewski's work
• Editing of Grzegorzewski's work

Ewa Bułhak, the author of the book "Legend of Grzegorzewski", is not only a researcher but also a guardian of Jerzy Grzegorzewski's theatrical heritage. Her detailed analysis and insightful look allow for a rediscovery of the genius of this outstanding director. This book is an invitation to a fascinating journey through the world of theater, where each scene comes to life anew and each sequence takes on a new meaning.

In "Legend of Grzegorzewski" we find not only detailed descriptions of performances but also reflections on contemporary theater and its role in society. The author combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience, creating a work that will satisfy both theater lovers and professionals. It is a book that inspires thinking and stimulates the imagination.

The Zbigniew Raszewski Theatre Institute, the publisher of "Legend of Grzegorzewski", has been promoting and documenting Polish theater for years. This publication fits into the Institute's mission to disseminate knowledge about the theater and its creators. Thanks to the carefully prepared edition and rich content, this book is a valuable source of information for anyone interested in the history and present of Polish theater.

The book is published in 148x215 mm format, has 240 pages and a paperback cover. It was published in 2021 by the Theatre Institute.